Examples of using Double counting in English and their translations into Slovak
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Double counting: The contribution of biofuels produced from waste,
attention be paid to avoiding double counting, as many of the additional cost elements may already be reflected in the price of gas.
in order to avoid double counting with the local employment offices(‘Missions Locales').
Before the amendment of the RED, double counting was generically possible for biofuels produced from waste and it was actually
Such exposures shall be listed in that row only to avoid double counting(e.g. exposures towards a bank belonging to the same group should be identified in row 110 and not in row 080 on‘credit institutions').
The calculation of the net cost of specific aspects of universal service obligations is to be made separately and so as to avoid the double counting of any direct or indirect benefits and costs.
The Article lays down general rules to avoid double counting, to manage the transitions between land use categories
the EIB confirms that it adjusted the double counting as soon as the information became available in line with the methodology.
avoiding any gaps or double counting of emissions.
Observations 25 39 The possibility of double counting biofuels produced from waste
provided the operator ensures that there are no omissions or double counting.
provided that double counting is avoided.
level completions could not be tracked as a screen view without double counting the number of screen views per level,
provided that neither gaps nor double counting concerning emissions occur.
provided that double counting is avoided.
EN 4.10.2018 Official Journal of the European Union C 357/65 THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS Financial Instruments under Shared Management face challenges Closure of the 2007-2013 period revealed inaccuracies and double counting 2.29.
avoiding double counting or omissions from returned
With a view to ensuring that a unit of electricity from renewable energy sources is disclosed to a customer only once, double counting and double disclosure of guarantees of origin should be avoided.
According to Eurostat statistics for 2014, the share of biofuels, based on double counting, in the reported total use of biofuels in transport for all Member States was around 20%(see Annex I).
i.e. before double counting.