Examples of using Materiality threshold in English and their translations into Slovak
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territorial cohesion' and‘Global Europe' would have been below the 2% materiality threshold in 2016.
For EU-15 this latter percentage has increased from 1,8% in 2003 to 2,2% in 2004, which thereby exceeded the 2% materiality threshold(8) set at Commission level.
i.e. below the 2% materiality threshold.
When applying the materiality threshold, the relevant authorities should monitor the materiality of exposures and are recommended to apply the Belgian measure to previously exempted individual domestically authorised credit institutions when the materiality threshold of EUR 2 billion is breached.
the Court- hopefully- would adjust its materiality threshold on that basis.
i.e. below the 2% materiality threshold.
provide guidance on the materiality threshold of weaknesses.
is below the materiality threshold, as described in detail in the Annual Activity Reports of the Research Directorates-General.
jobsŐ would have been 0.3 percentage point lower and thus below the materiality threshold.
in particular with regard to the form of the audit opinion given and the materiality threshold which is applied.
The Director-General for DG AGRI has stated a reservation concerning rural development in his annual statement of assurance for 2011 due to the residual error rate communicated by the Member States exceeding the materiality threshold when taking into account a safety margin of 25%.
after finalisation of the conformity audits that the residual error at programme level is below the Commission's 2% materiality threshold.
The Commission considers that the error rates determined by the Court over the last years taken together provide reliable evidence that the most likely error rate for EAGF is relatively close to the 2% materiality threshold.
which exceeds the materiality threshold of 2%(see Box 1.6).
It is important to note that there is no provision defining a materiality threshold as to what change of an action would be considered ÔsubstantialŐ for the purposes of assessing whether the change affects the award of the grant.
is below the materiality threshold.
Then we will go ahead and see- as one honourable Member said- that maybe in some areas there should be less materiality threshold, and more in others.
In practice, the Court compares the results of its tests of statistical samples against what it considers an acceptable limit- or materiality threshold- to determine the nature of the opinion to be given.
When a Director-General can base this reasonable assurance on the estimated error rate below the materiality threshold, as is the case for instance for the Directorate-General for Enlargement dealt with by the Court in policy group External aid,
the final impact of the error will be below the Commission's materiality threshold in 2011.(24) For reasons explained in paragraphs 2.12