Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To current production in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Coal: Aid to current production.
Aid to current production has not been given in the UK since 1994.
Yearly average of aid destined to current production.
Yearly average of aid not destined to current production in million Euro.
In Germany, due to the decrease in aid to current production, absolute aid levels continue to decrease in conformity with the 1997“Kohlekompromiss”.
Aid to current production has continued to decrease steadily in line with the agreements on the reduction of volumes of aid to the coal industry until 2005.
Alongside these two categories of aid to current production, the scheme also provides for aid to cover exceptional costs.
The restructuring plan provides for a gradual reduction in aid to current production of 4% per annum.
The average aid, destined to current production, per employee in the industry has risen from 23 500 ECU in 1990-1992 to 34 700 ECU in 1992-94.
Direct aid to current production granted in 1987totalled 3 200 million ECU,
Table 27 also presents figures on aid that is destined to current production.
Table 27 presents figures on aid to coal mining not destined to current production.
Aid to the coal industry under Decision 3632/93/ECSCAid to current production in 1994.
The trend in aid to current production per person employed increased in Germany,
In Germany due to the decrease in aid to current production, absolute aid levels continue to decrease in conformity with the 1997“Kohlekompromiss”,
Aid to current production decreased steadily between 1996
Decision No 3632/93/ECSC was based on a fundamental distinction, in the case of aid to current production, between operating aid(Article 3 of the Decision) and aid for the reduction of activity Article 4 of the Decision.
received operating aid of EUR 293 million 40% of aid to current production.
The 1994 figures for aid to current production for Germany include an exceptional financial measure of DM 5 350 million to clear the debts of the compensation fund as they stood at the end of 1993.
The average aid, destined to current production, per employee in the manufacturing sector has risen from 23 500 ECU in 19901992 to 34 000 ECU in 199294 and 41 000 ECU in 1994-1996.