Examples of using Their allocation in English and their translations into Italian
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Ferrovie dello Stato), a reflection on their allocation to the electricity system rather than to general fiscal accounts would appear urgent.
Transition regions and more developed regions will be required to focus the largest part of their allocation(except for the ESF) on energy efficiency
the incumbents in a small minority of Member States appear to exercise an undue influence on their allocation.
to reinforce the robustness of their allocation by leveraging the effects of diversification
The number of seats and their allocation to the various European organisations referred to in Article 4(1)
it must deal with the costs of the arbitration and their allocation.
materials to be used and their allocation within the plan.
The PEDP will introduce measures to increase resource availability and improve their allocation and utilization; improve educational inputs;
the entitlements established using the national reserve shall not be transferred for a period of five years starting from their allocation.
starting from their allocation, around the turn of the twelfth century,
the distribution key for their allocation.
I would stress that these funds should be devoted solely to the outermost regions and that their allocation should not penalise any of those regions.
management measures for the stocks concerned but only their allocation among the Contracting Parties.
the financial resources available and the criteria for their allocation.
The European Parliament adopted a Report on a risk-sharing instrument which enables Member States to ask for part of their allocation of EU regional funding to be transferred to the European Commission for use in the risk-sharing scheme.
acceptance limit(which is 50% in the present system) but its counterpart was to authorize central banks to mobilize a net ECU credit position when it is in excess of 50% of their allocation.
on a transitional basis for the 2000-01 financial year, to provide for the possibility to recycle expenditure not actually incurred by 30 June 2001 to Member States which have spent a significant proportion of their allocation, within the limit of their initial allocation. .
rapid procedures for altering Community quantitative limits and their allocation to take account of the development of trade flows,
the financial resources available and the criteria for their allocation.
issues concerning costs and their allocation.