Examples of using Direct aid in English and their translations into Romanian
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The direct aid that could be put in is miniscule compared to what the need actually is.
The most recent reforms of the CAP, rural development and EAFRD direct aid schemes have failed to take account of island status.
In 2011, direct aid to farmers and market-related expenditure amount to just 30% of the budget,
Empirical evidence shows that direct aid for SMEs is more effective,
safeguarding sustainable jobs, through direct aid to investment in small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs);
Germany is the one Member State which has not yet published the data for direct aid payments.
the recycling value of the mobile phones is donated to conservation projects in the Virunga National Park and to the Mountain Gorilla& Rainforest Direct Aid.
In order to do this, direct aid must be guaranteed to farmers and a policy of managing agricultural markets must be restored to
(iv) Safeguards for banks that channel State aid to the real economy that such aid is considered as direct aid to the banks' customers,
The phasing-in of direct aid for agriculture will continue for Member States that joined the Union in 2004,
such as:"direct aid for certain commercial activities
The main objective of direct aid or credit continues to be the control of markets
place the focus on direct aid for the reconstruction following the floods
Any measures that are necessary to avoid excessively damaging economic reactions should take the form of direct aid, and not tax measures(tax cuts)
the first pillar, direct aid, needs adequate funding that reflects the challenges facing agriculture,
Cyprus may complement direct aid paid to a farmer under any direct payments listed in Annex I up to the total level of support the farmer would have been entitled to receive in Cyprus in 2001.
The Court then observes that the principle of the general application of the phasing-in system to all direct aid was agreed in the accession negotiations and expressly provided for by the Act of Accession of 2003.
the risk that aid was paid for parcels of French wetlands which were not eligible for direct aid.
For example, direct aid will no longer simply be based on a premium per hectare,
conscious of the fact that market management mechanisms must be able to play a role alongside direct aid, which we must keep,