Examples of using Reference periods in English and their translations into Swedish
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Meanwhile, the US first condemns historical reference periods but now advocates its own historical reference periods.
Article 16, b(Reference periods): According to this modification, the standard reference period would remain 4 months.
However, it is possible to derogate from Article 16 and the reference periods may therefore be extended in the cases provided for in the three paragraphs of Article 17.
Iii lists of characteristics for which statistics are to be compiled for the domains listed in Article 2 and the reference periods for those characteristics;
The reference periods to be used for the statistical data shall be identical to those applied for the latest quinquennial adjustment of the weightings under Article 293.
The EESC is most concerned about the reference periods(1999- 2001) proposed in the Harbinson paper2 for dismantling the Blue Box, as called for by the WTO.
calculated in accordance with Article 6, within the reference periods provided for in Article 5;
The application of 100% direct payments on the basis of recent reference periods triples the effect on income(+89%) compared to price policy alone,
The application of 100% direct payments on the basis of recent reference periods would triple this effect(income +89%), while accepting the
On the other hand, longer reference periods may be seen as encouraging long-hours working over a prolonged period,
seems to be that longer reference periods and/or more individually adapted working hours are necessary to ensure better social security protection.
Other Member States have different reference periods, often of one year,
In case of application of Article 3(2) of Regulation(EC) No 1259/1999 during the reference periods, the amounts shall be calculated as the amounts that would have been granted before application of that provision.
The statistics referred to in paragraph 1 shall relate to reference periods of one calendar year and shall be supplied to the Commission within six months of the end of the reference year.
in particular by means of derogations and, especially in the case of the 48 hour week, long"reference periods" over which the average can be calculated.
to Decision 85/377/EEC is hereby fixed, for the trend between the reference periods'1980' and'1986', at 1,2.
Firstly, it aims to evaluate the application of the two provisions subject to review the derogations from the reference periods- Article 17(4)-
Another common element to all 3 options is the idea that the future system of direct payments cannot be based on historical reference periods, but should be linked to objective criteria.
94/434/EC have to be amended especially when concerning the reference periods of the surveys;
for changes to the Directive as an urgent priority to allow longer reference periods, and regarding on-call time