Examples of using Compulsory modulation in English and their translations into Italian
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On the other hand, the widespread support for the reform to be accompanied by an increase in the financial resources for the CAP's second pillar through compulsory modulation and an extension in the scope of its measures, reflected a broad consensus in the EU on the need to improve the sustainability and competitiveness of rural economies.
Trengthening the second pillar: the idea of gradually increasing compulsory modulation to reach 13% in 2013 got a mixed reception, with some delegations uncertain of the real need for such a measure
on top of the existing 5% compulsory modulation that already exists
set of measures proposed under RD, it is proposed to increase compulsory modulation by 8% and to add an additional progressive element under a new system which is based on the following principles.
binding use of financial resources resulting from the application of compulsory modulation under Regulation(EC) No of the amounts generated under Article 136 of the same Regulation
The amounts equal to those resulting from the application of the compulsory modulation under Article 69(5a)
An amount equal to the amounts resulting from the application of the compulsory modulation under Articles 9(4) and 10(4) of Regulation(EC)[No XXXX/2008(new
to combine this obligation with the existing obligation for the amounts resulting from the compulsory modulation and the amounts generated under Article 136 of Regulation(EC) No….
Amounts from increased compulsory modulation.
Regarding the increase in the rate of compulsory modulation.
I am totally opposed to the increasing of compulsory modulation to 13% over the next few years.
An increase in compulsory modulation is quite simply putting your hand into the pocket of Europe's farmers.
The Commission claims that an increase in compulsory modulation is the only way to obtain additional funding for rural development.
Figures do not take into account additional funding resulting from the introduction of compulsory modulation following the June 2003 CAP reform.
by means of compulsory modulation.
Analyse appropriate ways to take account of the implied compulsory modulation in EU-10, whilst respecting the current distribution of RD funds between MS.
additional funding for rural development can only be realised through an increase in compulsory modulation.
all across Europe; a compulsory modulation on a level amount.
Therefore, the additional resources which will be made available as of 2010 by an increase in compulsory modulation should be devoted to reinforce the EU priorities in the above-mentioned fields.
The Commission proposes introducing a system of compulsory modulation and degressivity from the start of 2007 tocover the shift to the'second pillar'(rural development)