Examples of using Reduction coefficient in English and their translations into Polish
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The Commission fixes the reduction coefficients applicable to each Member State concerned.
The reduction coefficients for the aid shall be established in proportion to the overrun on the national quantity laid down in paragraph 1.
If the quantities covered by aid applications exceed the overall quantities, the reduction coefficients may be differentiated by department.
However, this limit may be increased to EUR 4 million if none of the reduction coefficients published since the beginning of the budgetary period
the payment of aid may be carried out only once the Commission has fixed any reduction coefficients which may be applicable for each of the Member States concerned.
single reduction coefficients to be applied to the quantities requested.
the Commission shall fix the reduction coefficients for the aid applicable for each Member State concerned by 30 September for the marketing year following the overrun.
overrun their national quantity, in proportion to their national quantity, and the reduction coefficients for the aid should subsequently be calculated for each Member State concerned, in proportion to the overrun on the national quantity fixed.
The reduction coefficient applied, if any.
The standard reduction coefficient shall be calculated as follows.
Transfers may be subject to a reduction coefficient.
The transfer of replanting rights, including a reduction coefficient;
The transfers referred to in this paragraph may be subject to a reduction coefficient.
Where the applications exceed the half-yearly quantity available the Commission shall fix a corresponding reduction coefficient.
Hungary and Lithuania did not communicate the final reduction coefficient by the deadline.
Apply an equivalent reduction coefficient for other transfers of rights via a national reserve and/or via regional reserves.
Where the import rights applied for exceed the available quantity referred to in Article 2 the Commission shall fix a corresponding reduction coefficient.
The amounts of certificates for applications lodged for the period from 10 to 14 April 2000 are subject to a reduction coefficient of 0,68.
Using the quantities referred to in the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, the Commission shall, if necessary, set a reduction coefficient for each basic product.
A reduction coefficient for the A and B guarantees should therefore be fixed for each Member State based on the maximum contributions pertaining to those guarantees.