Examples of using Risk of error in English and their translations into Polish
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Even the most extensive trial experience and familiarity with the practice of the courts do not enable counsel to predict the duration of proceedings without the risk of error, because there are unforeseeable circumstances that can arise in any case and have a serious
simple to apply not only decrease the risk of error but can also reduce the costs of controls.
It is for the Commission and the Member States together to ensure that the Court is in a position to find audit evidence of progress towards adequate management of the risk of error taking into account an accepted tolerance level.
grant management and to decrease the risk of error.
In this context, the pertinent question might not be whether there is a‘tolerable risk of error' but whether the risk of error is so great that the particular scheme
response to point 5.59, provides reasonable assurance as to the effective management of the risk of error in the legality and regularity of the underlying transactions in agriculture.
simple to apply not only decrease the risk of error but can also reduce the costs of control.
control of agricultural expenditure and provide the Commission with reasonable assurance as to the effective management of the risk of error in the legality and regularity of the underlying transactions in agriculture.
the issuing by the Commission of its communication on the‘Tolerable risk of error.
linked to that, a greater tolerance of risk of error.
the Court of Auditors were to consider a distinction between areas where the risk of error is different and informs us about the actual added
The Court recommends reducing the risk of error by improving the quality of information in the databases used for establishing entitlements
The Court recommends reducing the risk of error by improving the quality of information in the databases used for establishing entitlements
a figure that is referred to in the Commission Communication striking the right balance between the administrative costs of control and the risk of error.
such forms of financing significantly simplified administrative procedures and reduced the risk of error substantially.
control systems in place are sufficient to manage the risk of error and irregularity in the underlying transactions.
Note: this section only concerns the process of grant management, for administrative and operational expenditure implemented through public procurement processes the 2% ceiling will apply as tolerable risk of error.
The Commission considers therefore that, for research spending under Horizon 2020, a risk of error, on an annual basis,
these systems are classified as being‘effective' in mitigating the risk of error in transactions,‘partially effective'(when there are some weakness affecting operational effectiveness)
avoid giving rise to discrepant interpretations and to reduce the risk of error, thus cutting audit costs.