Examples of using As a benchmark in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Those options are balanced against the"do nothing" option as a benchmark by analysing their impact in the fields of safety,
The EESC stresses the importance of EMAS being recognised as a benchmark of excellence for organisations
which was used as a benchmark coordinate for cadastral measures for Carniola,
since the age of employees was taken into account as a benchmark.
Recalling the obligation for those Contracting Parties whose general government debt exceeds the 60% reference value to reduce it at an average rate of one twentieth per year as a benchmark;
In particular, an annual fiscal adjustment of 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark(more under cyclically favourable conditions) should be achieved in euro area and ERM II Member States.
In principle, Member States not having yet reached their MTO are required, as a benchmark, to pursue an annual improvement in the structural budget balance of 0.5% of GDP.
taking the existing methodologies used therein as a benchmark and noting the potential for achieving greater accuracy over time;
with the goal of improving their structural budget balance by 0.5% of GDP a year as a benchmark.
The Commission has also developed and disseminated in 2011 to audit authorities checklists for the audit of management verifications which can be used by the managing authorities them selves, as a benchmark.- Since the beginning of the programming period,
to permit the effective application of the protections contained in it, this Directive takes as a benchmark the average consumer,
The replacement of the Most Popular Price Category(MPPC) with weighted price average(WAP) as a benchmark for proportional minimum requirement would hardly lead to more transparency on the market,
statistical tools that can be used as a benchmark to define the adequacy level of minimum income schemes.
which could then be seen as a benchmark and used to indicate whether the value is worth the purchase.
one can find a standardised price earnings ratio which can be used as a benchmark and indicate that the stock is worth buying or not.
relevant social criteria may be inserted either as a benchmark to compare socially responsible offers with each other
Second indent The Commission disagrees with the Court's choice to consider a set of principles agreed in 2015 by certain organisations that implement international development assistance as a benchmark for assessing the‘appropriateness' of the innovative
As a benchmark, countries in excessive deficit will be required to achieve an annual minimum fiscal effort of at least 0,5 percent of GDP in cyclically adjusted terms,
compromising the key role of per capita gross domestic product as a benchmark indicator for the allocation of resources.
Recital Note(18)… this Directive takes as a benchmark the average consumer, who is reasonably well-informed and reasonably observant