Examples of using Re-allocation in English and their translations into Italian
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the possibility to implement projects and the re-allocation of funds initially intended for the Russian Federation.
After the ESF re-allocation, two national projects(€70 million) were launched in November 2012 supporting job
The Commission stresses that the re-allocation of revenues between Member States cannot be based on data provided in the tax returns of taxable persons and considers that the
Some Member States promote non tax-related measures to encourage training for the individual or the enterprise, re-allocation of green tax revenues to individual's skills development
new fiscal rules favouring re-allocation of expenditure towards different priorities.
The Commission stresses that the re-allocation of revenues between Member States cannot be based on data provided in the tax returns of taxable persons
by promoting their efficient allocation and re-allocation on the EU labour market.
to a decision being taken by the Council by qualified majority outlining the general approach for re-allocation.
at the beginning of a twelve-month period, the re-allocation by the competent authority
at the beginning of a twelve-month period, the re-allocation by the competent authority
by promoting efficient allocation and re-allocation of transferees between EU entities.
by promoting efficient allocation and re-allocation of transferees between EU entities.
This will perhaps require some re-allocation of resources.
This would necessitate an extended process of re-adjustment and re-allocation; apart from being very inefficient,
However, the Committee is worried that the re-allocation of funds and associated funding cuts for Progress will seriously impact the effectiveness
However, the Committee is worried that the re-allocation of funds and associated funding cuts for Progress will seriously impact the effectiveness
Ramón Luis Valcárcel Siso, expressed the worries of a growing number of European regions in relation to a re-allocation of funds decided merely at national level.
but merely to the re-allocation of these investments in order to gain, as the explanation goes, a temporary cost advantage.
more importantly would over-complicate the re-allocation of the necessary labour force as needs change on labour markets,
placed as unused slots into the pool) for re-allocation; this situation does not give the carrier concerned any legal claim.