Examples of using The estimated level of error in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Overall results 10 Analysis of audit results The estimated level of error, which measures the level of irregularity in transactions,
ο For entitlement programmes, the estimated level of error is 2.7%(2013:
whilst in“Rural development and other policies” the estimated level of error remains high at 5,3%
We then compare the estimated level of error against a materiality threshold of 2%
correct the quantifiable errors before making the expenditure with a direct positive effect on the estimated level of error which would have been 1,7 percentage points lower;
correct before making the expenditure, the estimated level of error would have been consequently 1,8 percentage points lower;
However, we gave an adverse opinion on the regularity of payments. The estimated level of error, which measures the level of irregularity, for 2014 payments is 4.4%,
continues to exceed significantly our benchmark for materiality(see Figure 1.3). Figure 1.3- The estimated level of error(2013 to 2015) Source: European Court of Auditors(see Figure 1.2).
rather than reimbursing costs. Corrective action by authorities in the Member States and by the Commission had a positive impact on the estimated level of error.
The estimated levels of error for 2012 and 2013 have been adjusted using our updated approach for quantifying serious public procurement errors. .
Diagram 5 compares the estimated levels of error, taking into account the headings for the various spending areas under the new multiannual financial framework(MFF).
Figure 4 compares the estimated levels of error in the various spending areas between 2016 and 2018.
The estimated levels of error for 2013 have been adjusted to allow comparison
techniques to draw this sample and to estimate the level of error(see Chapter 1 Annex 1.1 to the 2014 Annual Report).* The estimated levels of error for 2013 have been adjusted
The estimated level of error for administrative expenditure is 0,6%(2014: 0,5%).
The estimated level of error is a statistical estimate of the likely percentage of error in the population.
On the basis of the 38 errors we have quantified, the estimated level of error is 4,4%(1).
On the basis of the seven errors we have quantified, the estimated level of error is 0,6%(8).