Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Swedish
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to counter the‘statistical effect' associated with the enlargement, temporary support is proposed for the regions in which GDP per inhabitant would have been less than 75% of the Community average calculated for the European Union of the Fifteen.
provided that at the same time the so-called statistical effect is neutralised.
regions that continue to face serious difficulties but no longer are eligible for the highest intensity of support because of the statistical effect.
The Commission proposes that temporary support should apply under this heading to those regions where per capita GDPwould have been below 75% of the Community average as calculated for the Union of Fifteen the socalled statistical effect of enlargement.
The Commission also proposes that temporary support should apply under this priority to those regions where per capita GDP would have been below 75% of the Community average as calculated for the Union of Fifteen the so-called statistical effect of enlargement.
This is all the more necessary in view of the planned generosity towards regions in the old EU Member States which as a result of the‘statistical effect' will rise above the threshold of 75% of the EU's average GDP as of 2007.
we would reaffirm that it is unacceptable for regions to be financially harmed by the so-called statistical effect, which is why measures cancelling out this effect must be adopted.
which had seen a significant temporary fall as a statistical effect of the large number of newly unemployed people,
We are all aware that at the end of the current support period those regions affected by the statistical effect will not of course have exceeded the 75% threshold in the present EU.
the debate thus far, with its position on the UK rebate, the statistical effect, the nationalisation of structural funds
those regions affected by what is known as the‘statistical effect' will retain the same regional state aid status as the convergence regions until 2013,
Therein also lies the reason why, for example, the so-called statistical effect regions, such as the Algarve region of Portugal have not been completely compensated, something that we consider unacceptable.
to regions which were previously in Objective 1 now being regarded as wealthy regions not eligible due to the statistical effect.
Objective 1 status but risk losing it because of the statistical effect resulting from the entry of poorer countries.
That is why I can only welcome the Commission's talk in the Second progress report of a just settlement for the 18 regions in the current Member States that would be caught by the statistical effect.
development is lagging behind, including those receiving transitional support because of the statistical effect, shall be ensured.
The performance of the twelve regions that have risen above this threshold must be put in context given that we cannot be sure that it is not due to the statistical effect.
it cannot be denied that aid under Article 87 will continue to be needed for those regions currently affected by the statistical effect.
regions hit by the so-called statistical effect.
Parliament has put forward a proposal calling for a further EUR 12 billion to compensate in full those areas such as the Algarve affected by the statistical effect.