Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into Swedish
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I think that the partial decoupling as proposed by the consensus reached through Mr Daul is a step in the right direction,
was an agreement which provides for a flexible 60% partial decoupling of aid, with the States having the opportunity to increase this percentage if necessary.
on 9 November 2007 the Commission presented a new proposal for the reform of the cotton support scheme that was almost identical to the current one- i.e. partial decoupling with 65% of payments unlinked from crop production and the remaining 35% coupled to production.
Partial decoupling would be an incomprehensible compromise,
to keep away from partial decoupling and to cut red tape.
Furthermore, what it proposes is not a partial decoupling; it is actually a total decoupling  of aid for arable crops and for male bovines.
The excuse used is the negotiations with the WTO, but a modest partial decoupling would be sufficient to provide the room for manoeuvre in those negotiations.
The proposal that Parliament has made with partial decoupling  is the right road because the decisions of the 2003 Luxembourg Council provided for partial decoupling for all market organisations.
thesingle payment scheme and grant additional paymentto the beef producers by way of choosing from theoptions for partial decoupling of direct payments.
Concerning the amendments asking to link the POSEI report to the banana sector and allow for a partial decoupling in non-outermost regions,
for example, the partial decoupling method, in other words making decoupling  gradual rather than universal,
we have been able to achieve a partial decoupling of economic growth from its adverse environmental impacts.
Rural Development suggests partial decoupling.
Partial decoupling only due to the alignment of the cereals and oilseeds payments.
It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
Lastly, we are proposing only the partial decoupling of aid.
This partial decoupling is encouraging
One Member State asked for the possibility to continue applying partial decoupling after its integration into the Single Payment Scheme.
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
I hope that that voluntary transitional period can allow for some kind of partial decoupling that could be a transitional measure.