Traduction de «block-grant system » (Anglais → Français) :

This has resulted in the rehabilitation of the land administration system through Aceh and Nias Islands; Community Development project: this provides block grants directly to about 3,000 villages to support the restoration of community infrastructures; Urban Community Development Project: this provides block grants directly to urban villages to rehabilitate and develop community-based infrastructure; Housing and Settlement Project: in complement to urban and community development projects, this project will contribute to building or repairing about 25,000 houses over a two-year period through a community-driven decision-making mechani ...[+++]sm; Tsunami Recovery Waste Management projects; Technical assistance to Aceh’s reconstruction agency (BRR): support to BRR to implement its mandate by supporting a facility to provide the necessary technical expertise for the reconstruction process as well as to help co-ordinate international and national assistance; (Helping to provide Aceh’s reconstruction agency with the necessary technical expertise for the reconstruction process and for coordinating international and national assistance).

The draft regulation creates a block exemption system for certain types of state aid up to certain ceilings, granted to farmers or to companies processing and marketing agricultural products.

Council Directive 2004/83/EC of 29 April 2004, on minimum standards for the qualification and status of third country nationals or stateless persons as beneficiaries of international protection and the content of the protection granted (the "Qualification Directive" or "Directive")[1] is one of the "building blocks" of the first phase of the Common European Asylum System, called for by the European Council in its 1999 Tampere Conclusions.

A number of Kimberley participants, to which the EU had associated itself, had requested the WTO to grant a waiver, ensuring the full compatibility between the Kimberley system to block trade in blood diamonds and WTO rules.

Whereas the power to adopt these block exemptions was granted for a limited period, expiring on 31 December 1992, to allow air carriers to adapt to the more competitive environment resulting from changes in the regulatory systems applicable to intra-Community international air transport;

Whereas these block exemptions were granted for a limited period, expiring on 31 January 1991, during which air carriers could adapt to the more competitive environment introduced by changes in the regulatory system applicable to intra-Community international air transport;