Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into Portuguese
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to recognise the role of potato production in the rotation of crops, partial decoupling has been adopted in this sector.
The view expressed by certain members of our Council with so-called partial decoupling is also particularly important.
to keep away from partial decoupling and to cut red tape.
we have agreed on the partial decoupling of only two sectors.
but allowed for partial decoupling of direct aid to starch potato producers.
Furthermore, what it proposes is not a partial decoupling; it is actually a total decoupling of aid for arable crops
Therefore we cannot support horizontal or partial decoupling and as that was an integral part of Mr Cunha's report,
constitute one element of a compromise, we must bear in mind that various interpretations of differing content are given to the term partial decoupling.
According to the Nantes INRA study, in 2008 partial decoupling could result in as much as a 32% drop in simulated income for an intensive dairy farmer because the decoupled aids will not compensate for the 20% fall in the price of milk envisaged for 2006-2008.
was an agreement which provides for a flexible 60% partial decoupling of aid, with the States having the opportunity to increase this percentage if necessary.
Partial decoupling only due to the alignment of the cereals
We consider partial decoupling to be the right way forward.
Partial decoupling would be an incomprehensible compromise,
Beware of partial decoupling proposals!
It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
On the contrary, the principle of partial decoupling should allow for more equal remuneration for all farmers
Partial decoupling at a production level is to allow for evolution rather than revolution in our Mediterranean regions.
One Member State asked for the possibility to continue applying partial decoupling after its integration into the Single Payment Scheme.
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
The excuse used is the negotiations with the WTO, but a modest partial decoupling would be sufficient to provide the room for manoeuvre in those negotiations.