Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Increase in expenditure in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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increase in the Community tax and">in staff contributions to the pension scheme, which reflects the increase in expenditure on salaries.
Despite the very substantiel increase in expenditure achieved in 1983,
There is he added no room for manoeuvre within the budgetary ceiling next year and hence any increase in expenditure in one area must be offset by savings in another.
ambitious goals enshrined in the Treaty, and a 5% increase in expenditure would actually mean a very small increase, since inflation currently stands at 3.2.
The increase in expenditure relates to staff recruitment expenses
The increase in expenditure under these two Chapters was due mainly to the introduction of 102,3$ weighting with effect from 1 January 1978
More particularly in 2002, the increase in expenditure is due to a collapse in world cotton prices compared to those used for Agenda 2000,
consequently limiting the increase in expenditure.
I think that although it is sometimes difficult to explain that a reform actually causes an increase in expenditure, there is in fact a provisional increase in expenditure following from this reform.
nothing guarantees that the state increase in expenditure will be focused on the areas which the Community has taken as targets for structural funding.
on aid for cotton, partly offset by an increase in expenditure on flax.
A growing number of Member States are setting targets for educational participation and attainment and the increase in expenditure on human resources visible in the majority of Member States testifies to their strengthened commitment,
They are: anticipating an increase in expenditure while guaranteeing sound public finances;
called for full compensation for the price reduction, and thinks that this increase in expenditure should be reflected in the market policy strand of the financial perspectives for the CAP reform.
The Council notes that the increase in expenditure included in the Finance Law for 2001, 1.8% in real terms, accounts for a significant part of the norm for the cumulated increase for the period 2001 to 2003 fixed at 4% in real terms in the 1999 updated programme.
there will be a need for more money in the social services sector because of increased pension and health insurance and that this increase in expenditure shall be compensated through reduced expenditure on child support and unemployment benefit.
The Committee points out that it called for full compensation for the price cuts, and thinks that this increase in expenditure should be reflected in the market policy strand of the financial perspectives for the CAP reform.
Taking into account the specific situation regarding heading 5 of the financial perspective in 2003, due in particular to the increase in expenditure to prepare for enlargement,
duty travel) the increase in expenditure is due firstly to the rise in transport charges