Examples of using Flatrate in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The oldage pension consists of a flatrate amount, 1 /40th of which is acquired per insurance year with a maximum of 40 years,
First, in paragraph 33 of the judgment under appeal, the Court of First Instance endorsed without examination the Commission's assertion that the condition laid down in the Guidelines that a flatrate financial correction requires there to be a serious deficiency in the compliance with explicit Community rules should be read.
CASE C-418/06 P laid down in the preceding paragraph of the Guidelines that flatrate corrections should be considered when the Commission finds a failure adequately to effect any control which is explicitly required by a regulation,“or implicitly required in order to respect an explicit rule”.
the system of flatrate corrections enables situations in which there is an irregularity to be differentiated through the application of financial corrections calculated according to the risk of loss to which the non-compliance by the Member State with the Community rules has exposed the budget.
laid down in the preceding paragraph of the Guidelines, that flatrate corrections should be considered when the Commission finds a failure adequately to effect any control which is explicitly required by a regulation or implicitly required in order to respect an explicit rule.
in respect of the Kingdom of Belgium, for a flatrate correction of 2%
agencies accredited by the Kingdom of Belgium declared under the Guarantee Section of the EAGGF in respect of financial years 2000-2002 were to be subject to a 2% flatrate reduction, corresponding to EUR 9 322 809,
These provide that a flatrate correction of 2%, 5%, 10% or 25%, or even more, depending on the extent of
Despite the scope prima facie of the rule set out in paragraph 124 of the present judgment, a flatrate correction may be applied even where deficiencies are found in the application of implicit rules,
should be read in the light of the rule laid down in the Guidelines that flatrate corrections should be considered when the Commission finds a failure adequately to effect any control which is explicitly required by a regulation, or implicitly required in order to respect an explicit rule.
was then replaced by a very low flatrate which amounted to only around 7% of disposable income when in work for the person concerned though it was higher for first-time job seekers.
the Court concluded in paragraphs 92 and 93 of the judgment under appeal that the Commission was entitled to impose a flatrate correction and that, as that correction had been set at 2%,
Over-compensation of VAT resulting from the application of the flatrate scheme cf.
If the deceased was aged under 18 the survivors receive a flatrate grant which is not means-tested.
For the remaining three months, benefit is paid at a flatrate roughly 15% of the average in dustrial wage.
How often do customs authorities insist that individual or flatrate guarantees be used in transit operations with heavily taxed goods?
insured women re ceive a confinement allowance(equal to a so cial security limit) and a flatrate daily loss-of-earnings allowance.
The transitional scheme must give way to a system based on a flatrate customs tariff by 1 January 2006 at the latest, following negotiations to be conducted under Article XXVIII of the GATT.
paid in two instalments) and a flatrate daily allowance if they are off work for at least 30 consecutive days.
Such an agreement would reinforce the thrust of the new scheme for oilseeds adopted as part of the recent reform of the CAP, the sole linchpin of which is compensatory subsidies calculated on a flatrate basis, guaranteed prices having been completely abolished.