Examples of using Natural constraints in English and their translations into Slovak
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such as areas with specific environmental challenges or natural constraints, trans-border areas
medium sized farms and areas with natural constraints can help keeping more jobs on farms and farming activity on the whole territory,
the support to farmers in areas with specific natural constraints are elements included in the communication on the future CAP.
Member States may decide to grant the payment for areas with natural constraints to all areas falling within the scope of paragraph 1,
One of the options currently under consideration would imply a basic support rate complemented with payments for farmers in areas with natural constraints as well as a greening component.
For farmers in areas with natural constraints, member states could accept the possibility of increased support,
areas with specific environmental challenges or natural constraints, trans- border areas
payment in areas with natural constraints(rural development)
prosperous population in rural areas, with particular attention to areas with natural constraints, as the conservation of the environment and the landscape depend on it;
may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules)- of up to 5% of the national envelope.
completed the discussion on the delimitation of areas with natural constraints(rural development).
alter the natural constraints on cell growth of the organism,
The ANC measure(areas facing natural constraints) in EAFRD is important to prevent land abandonment and maintain the environmental and economic value of farming the areas under natural constraints.
Underlines the need for payments under the rural development scheme to farmers located in areas facing natural constraints such as difficult climate conditions,
will no longer be considered to be areas facing natural constraints.
In order to be eligible for payments under this category, at least 66% of the utilised agricultural area in the"areas facing significant natural constraints" would need to meet at least one of these eight criteria at the indicated threshold.
such as areas with specific environmental challenges or natural constraints, trans-border areas,
the payment for areas with natural constraints and, where applicable, the young farmer scheme
Areas with Natural Constraints(ANCs)/Less Favoured Areas(LFAs): Member States(or regions) may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules)
such as areas with specific environmental challenges or natural constraints, trans-border areas