Examples of using Degressive in English and their translations into Polish
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The scheme will provide a high, degressive per-tonne aid, available only to EU sugar factories, isoglucose
temporary and degressive support for the administrative operation could be granted per farmer participating in funds formally recognised by the Member State's competent authority.
The annual breakdown of these appropriations shall be degressive from 1 January 2000
In particular, eligibility conditions, the degressive structure of benefits and the replacement rates for workers with the highest wages should be reviewed.
depreciation acc. to applicable depreciation rates, depreciation acc. to individual rates, degressive depreciation.
The very poorly Italianised principle of degressive proportionality, redefining the allocation of seats established in the Constitutional Treaty that has been put on hold,
The Council has thereby approved the definition we gave for degressive proportionality, the translation of this principle into figures,
sparsely populated regions, degressive aid may be granted for a maximum period of five years.
temporary and degressive aid on an annual basis, for a maximum duration of
It calls for the introduction of a degressive model of direct payments according to the size of an agricultural holding,
it were- of seats, so degressive proportionality can be applied without reducing the number of seats of any country.
It calls for the introduction of a degressive model of direct payments according to the size of an agricultural holding that are reserved exclusively for active farmers who use farmland for production
cease production and dismantle their plants degressive aid, which varies according to the year in which they stop;
It is therefore essential to acknowledge the political link between this new proposal on distribution of seats in line with the principle of degressive proportionality and the reform package for the Union's institutions, in particular the
8 May 2002, lays down that the Bank's remuneration is to be determined by applying to each of the tranches of the Fund's assets the degressive annual rates of commission which relate to them respectively.
which takes account of the demographic size of the other states through a principle of degressive proportionality, ensuring a fair relationship between the states.
which is degressive proportionality.
once at the end of the tax year subject to the degressive method.
At the same time, Mr Severin is trying to convince us, through his undefined degressive proportionality- which, coincidentally does not affect his own Romania- that when Poland loses three seats, it actually gains one.
The report's operating principle of degressive proportionality, which calls for bigger Member States to accept fewer MEPs than a strict proportional distribution would allow,