Examples of using Reference period in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Establishment of a reference period(1998-2002) for drawing up the list of vessels authorised to fish.
Extending the reference period for calculating maximum weekly working time to 12 months;
Flexibility can be fully achieved by making the reference period a year, as proposed by Parliament in 2005.
A reference period of at least a quarter shall apply to all other variables in this Annex.
Updating the common index reference period would improve the relevance of the HICPs in accordance with Article 5( 3) of Regulation( EC) No 2494/95.
The notion of a reference period cannot be used to establish single payment and decoupling.
The balance with the cotton expenditure for the reference period would finance inter-branch organisations
The balance with the cotton expenditure for the reference period would finance inter-branch organisations
Fibres per cm3 measured or calculated in relation to an eight-hour reference period;
The Directive lays down daily exposure limit values for an eight-hour reference period which must not be exceeded.
At each new issuance for the reference period, the old bond would be exchanged by the new one.
Over the reference period, volatility in the tolar 's exchange rate against the euro was very low see Table 9b.
Over the reference period, only the Czech Republic and Sweden had average
Over the two-year reference period from 17 May 2011 to 16 May 2013 the lats has remained close to its central rate.
The reference period for the analysis and research of information were years 2014 and 2015.
DELIVERY CALENDAR FOR BALANCE SHEET ITEMS STATISTICS Covering the reference period January 2003--- December 2003 Reporting of monthly and quarterly balance sheet items statistics.
It all depends on the choice of indicators, the reference period and the quality of the data reported.
German law provides a 12-month reference period for the application of the 48-hour limit, as regards civil servants.
Reference period' means each annual period of the plan's implementation running from the anniversary of the plan's approval.
For Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia the reference period is from 28 June 2004 to 24 February 2005.
