Examples of using Single payment scheme in English and their translations into Polish
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No 1782/2003 establishing the single payment scheme for farmers should be laid down.
the year previous to the year of application of the single payment scheme and the year of application itself.
allow the industry to adapt, half of the shift to the single payment scheme should take place in 2011 and the remaining part in 2013.
A single scheme across the EU, the basic payment scheme, replaces the Single Payment Scheme and the Single Area Payment Scheme as from 2014.
by 1 August 2004 at the latest, to exclude from the single payment scheme.
In its first years of existence, the Single Payment Scheme has been adapted on several occasions with a view to simplifying its functioning
No 1782/2003 allows farmers to access to the single payment scheme under specific circumstances.
The abolition of compulsory set aside within the single payment scheme may in certain cases have adverse effects for the environment,
Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 introduced the single payment scheme as well as certain other direct payment schemes. .
Therefore, the partially coupled payments in these sectors should be integrated into the single payment scheme.
Beyond that period the corresponding amount may be transferred to the single payment scheme of the Member States concerned.
Beyond that date, the quota scheme related to the direct payment should removed in 2013 in parallel with the full inclusion of that direct payment into the single payment scheme.
European Court of Auditors publishes its first special report on the Single Payment Scheme of the common agricultural policy.
Slovenia, which opted to apply the normal single payment scheme as from 2007 at regional level.
A significant part of the production-linked payments made to those farmers who grow these crops will be transferred to the de-coupled single payment scheme introduced into the CAP in June 2003.
Some of the aids provided for in that Title have been completely integrated into the single payment scheme.
In particular a minimum of 60% of the average production-linked payments received during the period 2000-2002 will be converted into entitlements under the Single Payment Scheme.
clarify specific situations that may occur in the application of the single payment scheme, the Commission shall, by means of delegated acts, adopt the following.
Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 should therefore apply during the year 2009 for those aid schemes that will only be integrated into the single payment scheme from 2010.
The eligibility of all wine areas to participate in the Single Payment Scheme means that for more and more producers the cross-compliance rules will be compulsory;