Traduction de «earmarked check » (Anglais → Français) :

earmarked cheque [ earmarked check ]

budget earmarking | budgetary earmarking

earmarking | earmarking of funds

earmarked revenue | revenue earmarked for a specific purpose

earmarked gold [ gold under earmark ]

police checks [ checking of vehicle papers | check on persons | identification checks | roadside checks ]

vertical redundancy check | VRC | vertical parity check | vertical check | transverse redundancy check | transverse parity check | transverse check | column check

simplification of formalities [ reduction of formalities | simplification of customs checks ]

customs inspection [ customs check ]

No specific budgetary provision earmarked this tax resource to EDF, just as the rules and checks relating to investments had not been implemented to provide a legal basis for the alleged investment.

Our national check-off agency conducted a third-party study, and the conclusion was that basically check-off funding from the cattle industry that was earmarked for research was providing a 46 to one return on investment, which really points to the fact that investment in that area is underfunded right now in Canada.

7. Calls on Member States to improve flexibility of the funds, simplify procedures and reduce administrative barriers and excessive administrative costs and other obstacles that hamper policy goals regarding access to employment, combating poverty, ensuring social integration and inclusion and development of skills; supports an evaluation of whether ‘earmarking’ discipline has improved implementation of the programmes; stresses, however, the necessity to target operations specifically on priorities aiming to satisfy particular needs and demands of various regions, especially disadvantaged microregions and settlements, always taking int ...[+++]o consideration existing assets and human resources; notes, however, that ‘earmarking’ should not prevent the flexible use of resources, particularly in periods of crisis; welcomes the fact that the Commission will in future base support more on targeting than on earmarking; calls for the role of the relevant authorities to be geared more towards the provision of information and advice, through the development of ‘one-stop’ facilities, if necessary, and by making the relevant legislation accessible to members of the public; calls for particular attention to be paid, in the course of checks carried out by social authorities, to ensuring that the procedures afford both sides a hearing; calls too, given the complexity of labour law, for recourse to dialogue rather than court proceedings in cases where a member of the public is – in good faith – in dispute with the authorities;

Calls on the Member States progressively to adapt their sport infrastructure to take into account the needs of people, and especially children, with disabilities, but also the elderly and women, in view of the increase in active life expectancy and the importance of sport in supporting physical and mental health, as regards access to such infrastructure, and to learn from best practice in this area; calls on the Member States to monitor the use of public funds earmarked for sport and to check that these are allocated equally to the needs of sportswomen and sportsmen;