Examples of using Eligible projects in English and their translations into Slovak
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cover a portion of the risk the EIB is taking when it finances the eligible projects.
even when there is sufficient budget available to finance all eligible projects.
In Lithuania, the selection system of prioritisation is only applied if the budget is insufficient to finance all eligible projects- which, at the time of the audit, had not been the case.
The budget for TEN-E has remained more or less stable, with a budget of €155m for 2007-2013(compared to €148m for 2000-2006) for some 300 eligible projects.
with capital aimed at partially covering the risk it takes on when co-financing eligible projects.
The limited nature of the selection criteria applied meant that they sometimes financed all eligible projects for as long as funding was available,
to establish selection criteria; these should allow the most effective and efficient eligible projects to be prioritised, and provide a basis for rejecting
As the purpose of these elements is to rank eligible projects, a zero point for the financial plan does not,
cover a portion of the risk the EIB is taking when it finances the eligible projects, as is the case with other existing instruments such as the Loan Guarantee facility for TEN-transport.
while the Member States had budget available, they financed all eligible projects, regardless of their effectiveness and efficiency(paragraphs 29 to 41). Special Report No 1/2013- Has the EU support to the food-processing industry been effective and efficient in adding value to agricultural products?
the need to organise more than one call for proposals where eligible projects were not sufficient to make full use of the Fund's allocation;
consistent way throughout the programming period, that selection criteria are applied even in cases when the budget available is sufficient to fund all eligible projects and that projects with a total score that is below a certain threshold are excluded from support.
Costs for the use of such infrastructure shall not be eligible project costs.
Launched in, the second CEF generated 406 eligible project proposals.
Under the INTERREG IVC Programme, the eligible project activities are co-financed by the ERDF at a rate of either 75% or 85% depending on the Member State.
However, regardless of the result of this assessment, all eligible project applications were awarded a grant as the budget for the measure was sufficient.
Under the INTERREG IVC Programme, the eligible project activities are co-financed by the ERDF at a rate of either 75%
This was partly offset by incorrectly accepting salaries paid outside the eligible project period.
Applicants must also be able provide evidence that they were either the sole production company(or the majority producer in a co-production) on one eligible project.
Nevertheless, as there was more budget available than total demand from the eligible project applications received at that time, the project was awarded a grant.