Examples of using Lfa in English and their translations into Romanian
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Last December 14 left the assembly line Motomachi the last unit of the LFA 500 provided for everyone.
Rehearsal and recording studios are used at the top and basement levels of the LFA for all workshops and exercises.
Inside, F Sport models feature a uniquely innovative inspiration LFA box with the slide ring to access the menus.
Its scope is limited to adapting the LFA delimitation and payment system in line with the policy objectives defined by the Council in 2005.
The information available at this stage does not allow identifying the areas that would be affected by a change of LFA status under the options identified.
access to industry training on productions within LFA.
LFA support is of paramount importance in ensuring the continuation of agricultural production
The continuation of the LFA scheme is vital if we are to compensate farmers for providing public goods,
The LFA scheme is intended to channel aid to farms in areas suffering from natural handicaps
Approximately 31% of the agricultural land of the EU is classified as intermediate LFA, on the basis of a wide range of criteria whose diversity throughout the EU was spotlighted by the European Court of Auditors as a possible source of unequal treatment2.
Member States will be required to calculate LFA payments using the new payment formula set out in Regulation 1698/2005,
because they are located in LFA, even if they are not LFA beneficiaries stricto sensu.
can compensate for the socio-economic handicaps up to now covered by the LFA support;
the loss of the LFA payment would have extreme consequences
The intervention logic of LFA payments- now called Natural Handicap Payments(NHP)- was revised in 2005, in order to improve their contribution to the EU Sustainable Development Strategy,
receive an LFA payment and the average amount of the allowance significantly varies among the Member States,
The new approach to LFA delimitation described in the Communication aims to increase the transparency and accountability of the LFA scheme and to enhance equal treatment of beneficiaries across the EU, by introducing a set of eight biophysical criteria for determining whether an area is affected by natural handicaps.
Approximately 31% of the agricultural land of the EU is classified as intermediate LFA, on the basis of over 100 very different national criteria whose diversity throughout the EU was spotlighted by the European Court of Auditors as a possible source of unequal treatment2.
support for LFA, environmental and climate change measures,
giving the possibility of a targeting of payments at LFA areas- the so-called greening of the direct payments,