Examples of using Decoupled in English and their translations into Romanian
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the drivetrain is decoupled at speeds of between 50
For the moment, the growth in transport has not been decoupled from an increase in GHG emissions, and there is no"silver bullet" in sight.
cotton is an anomaly, as aid for the competing crops is now largely decoupled.
the drivetrain is decoupled at speeds of between 50
Speculation has also mounted that the accession bids of the two countries could be decoupled, with the EC recommending membership for Romania in 2007
it has long been decoupled from jobs.
Other measures: A series of small support schemes will be decoupled and shifted to the SPS.
On a more general level, decoupled income support and reform of individual market organisations has already made farmers more responsive to market signals.
Likewise, the new aid scheme for cotton adopted in 2008 retains those same percentages of coupled and decoupled aid.
arrangements for the dairy sector to provide that the payment is decoupled in 2017.
Other measures: A series of small support schemes will be decoupled and shifted to the SPS.
Taxation should not be seen as an isolated policy area decoupled from the broader economic framework for which the Commission is in charge.
expenditure on must aid may be transformed into decoupled payments to grape producers.
The guiding principle behind the ongoing reform process of the CAP is to move away from price and production support towards decoupled income support.
the hops area payment was decoupled from 1 January 2010.
The main guiding principle of the 2003 CAP reform process is to move away from price and production support towards decoupled income support.
(65) For various reasons Member States may prefer granting decoupled aid under the Single Payment Scheme to farmers.
The proposal does not change the current ratio between coupled and decoupled aid and does not modify the provisions for the decoupled aid.
(i) an increase in the proportion of direct payments that will be completely decoupled from production;
the output connector is decoupled on the motherboard.