Examples of using Development measures in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Commission recalls that all area and animal based rural development measures are administered under IACS.
However, as regards area-related rural development measures, in order to maintain farmers' cash-flow,
I particularly endorse the sentiments of the rapporteur that rural development measures should not drain resources intended for direct payments to farmers.
The audit did not cover projects funded by EU research programmes, and rural development measures, due to their lack of impact on urban areas.
As of today, 10% of the agricultural budget goes to rural development measures.
penalties concerning rural development measures under Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999.
The rules on eligibility of expenditure shall be set at national level, subject to the special conditions laid down by this Regulation for certain rural development measures.
Member States present their financial plan broken down by axis as well as indicative budget breakdown by rural development measures for the total period.
Member States should take all the necessary steps and put in place adequate provisions to ensure that all rural development measures are verifiable and controllable.
to finance rural development measures.
When the relevant legal bases are not in place, certain rural development measures cannot be activated.
The affirmation in paragraph 35 that rural development measures should be aimed directly at farmers strengthens Junilistan's impression that the old,
It calls on the MS to support national and regional development measures and to promote the use of structural funding in this area, even if it does not explicitly acknowledge
higher transfers of expenditure to rural development measures, modifications to the intervention system,
Under this option part of the previously coupled aid is earmarked for rural development measures in the regions affected by the reform,
Mem- ber States must ensure that all rural development measures are verifiable
The EESC warmly welcomes the proposals concerning rural development measures and urges the Commission to give Member States the opportunity
This is notably due to the serious implications which any delay in the new direct payment regime may have for certain rural development measures, especially the baseline for agri-environment
the Member States should support national and regional development measures in this area.
Agri-environment payments, together with other rural development measures, are expected to contribute towards three EU-level priority areas: