Examples of using Estimated error in English and their translations into Romanian
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an increase in the estimated error rate in Agriculture and Natural Resources.
This has traditionally implied an estimated error range of 2-5% in terms of an annual randomised sample of transactions undertaken by the European Court of Auditors for the purposes of the annual Statement of Assurance(DAS).
The estimated error rates in some spending, notably that previously covered
fisheries and health remains the most error prone spending area with an estimated error rate of 7.9%, followed by regional policy, energy and transport with an estimated error rate of 6.8%.
This has traditionally implied an estimated error range of 2-5% in terms of an annual randomised sample of transactions undertaken by the European Court of Auditors for the purposes of the annual Statement of Assurance(DAS).
The Court compares the estimated error rate against what is deemed to be a tolerable limit- or materiality threshold- to determine the nature of the opinion to be given.
Moreover, there is no guarantee that the overall fall in the estimated error rate over recent years will continue,
This has traditionally implied an estimated error range of 2-5% in terms of an annual randomised sample of transactions undertaken by the European Court of Auditors for the purposes of the annual Statement of Assurance(DAS).
A major part of the estimated error rate relates to eligibility errors(for example,
After falling in previous years, the estimated error rate was higher in 2010 than 2009 leading to an increase in the estimated error rate for payments as a whole compared to 2009.
has reported in its annual report an estimated error rate for Cohesion Policy as a whole for each budget year(2006-2009)
Since 2008 the European Court of Auditors has disclosed in its annual report an estimated error rate for the Agriculture
In fact, over two thirds of the estimated error rate pertains to the ineligibility of cost claims submitted for payment
Nevertheless, the reduction in the estimated error rate for Cohesion was significant and outweighed- in its significance and its effect on the overall level of regularity- the increase in the estimated error rate in Agriculture and natural resources.
Rural development remains the most error-prone area of expenditure with an estimated error rate of 7.9%,
The frequency of error is always higher than the estimated error rate as only quantifiable errors are included in the error rate calculation,
The estimated error rates in some spending areas,
cannot be meaningfully compared with the Court's estimated error rate.
remains the only budgetary area where the estimated error rate is over 5%.
However, the payments underlying these accounts were still affected by material error, with an estimated error rate of 3.7% for the €122.2 billion of EU spending.