Examples of using Preliminary recognition in English and their translations into Polish
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COMMISSION REGULATION(EC) No 2717/98 of 16 December 1998 concerning applications for reimbursement by the Community of expenditure paid by the Member States to producer organisations granted preliminary recognition in the fruit and vegetables sector.
New producer groups requesting preliminary recognition in accordance with Article 14 of Regulation(EC)
To promote the setting-up of stable producer organisations capable of making a lasting contribution to the attainment of the objectives of the common market organisation, preliminary recognition should be granted only to producer organisations which can demonstrate their ability to meet all the requirements of Article 11 of Regulation(EC) No 2200/96 within a specified time limit.
to producer groups which have been granted preliminary recognition under Regulation(EC) No 1432/2003
producer organisations granted recognition or preliminary recognition.
to which a Member State has granted preliminary recognition pursuant to Regulation(EC) No 478/97;
which result from the merger between a producer organization granted preliminary recognition under that Regulation and one
No 2200/96 provides for the possibility of a transitional period of preliminary recognition to enable new producer groups
The aid scheme for producers of certain citrus fruits is based on contracts between producer organisations recognised or granted preliminary recognition under Council Regulation(EC)
The production aid scheme is based on contracts between producer organisations recognised or granted preliminary recognition under Regulation(EC) No 2200/96
No 2200/96 as regards aid to producer organisations granted preliminary recognition(3), as last amended by Regulation(EC)
Aid to producer groups for preliminary recognition.
During the four years following the date of preliminary recognition, Member States may grant to the producer organizations referred to in paragraph 1.
During the five years following the date of preliminary recognition, Member States may grant to the producer organisations referred to in paragraph 1.
Be paid in annual instalments for a period of not more than seven years starting on 1 January following the date on which preliminary recognition is granted.
indirect benefit of such activities shall be financed pro rata to their use for the sectors or products for which preliminary recognition is granted.
producer organisations granted preliminary recognition under Article 14 of that Regulation;
the date of preliminary recognition and the duration of the plan.
marketing circumstances in the various Member States, the latter should lay down certain conditions for the grant of preliminary recognition to producer groups which submit a recognition plan.
establishes the conditions for granting preliminary recognition to producer groups.