Examples of using Handicaps in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The players' names haven't been entered, but their handicaps and the scores per hole.
Who will succeed in overcoming these handicaps?
Aid to farmers/ Areas with natural handicaps.
State aid granted to farmers to compensate for natural handicaps in less-favoured areas shall be prohibited if it does not satisfy the conditions laid down in Articles 14 and 15.
Natural handicaps of this kind cannot be offset by reverting to alternative crops or rationalising farm production
Therefore, by exactly defining the areas with natural handicaps, it will be possible to obtain sufficient funds to make use of the land and improve agricultural output.
These handicaps have led to an erosion of the market share of EU wines relative to competing wines, both on the domestic and on the export markets.
Quarter corner handicaps- as an example 0.5, 1 is a¾ corner handicap, with your stake equally divided between half corner and whole corner.
As regards payments to areas with natural handicaps, Council Regulation(EC) No 1698/2005 stipulates that the payment
The handicaps are assigned to people who go above the threshold of“normal”, according to the government.
Zero Handicaps eliminate the handicap system, meaning the winner is simply the winner of the match and in the event of a draw, betting amounts are returned to the bettors.
The Council adopted conclusions on areas with natural handicaps, on the quality of agricultural products
Sugar-cane production also faces specific handicaps in comparison with the production of sugarbeet in mainland Europe, particularly regarding the harvesting of cane.
The handicaps perpetuate the idea of“sameness”,
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in this report, we are concerned with a communication from the Commission regarding agriculture in areas with natural handicaps.
Recalls that certain handicaps are more difficult to cope with for islands,
EU countries must demonstrate the handicaps in question and provide proof that the amount of aid avoids any overcompensation of these handicaps. .
As concerns areas affected by specific handicaps referred to in point(b) of the first subparagraph,
such as the challenges facing young farmers(5), and areas with natural handicaps(6).
Because of their specific handicaps, the outermost regions qualify as disadvantaged under Article 87(3)(a), irrespective of their relative GDP.