Traduction de «year-on-year decrease » (Anglais → Français) :

For example, according to the World Apple and Pear Association (WAPA) forecasts, for apples, Romania will experience this year a production decrease of 22% following a decreasing trend during the past 5 years, while the ATP quota represents only 8% of Romanian production.

Value (EUR) = Total energy consumed MV + LV (MWh)/minutes per year (number/year) × Average non-supplied minutes/year (number/year) × Value of lost load (EUR/MWh) × % Decrease in outage time (%/100)

The least competitive producers would be encouraged to sell their planting rights swiftly, since the grubbing-up premium would be set at an attractive level for the first year and a decreasing scale would be set for following years.

63. Is extremely worried by the proposed decrease of more than 32% in CA for financial assistance to Palestine, the peace process and UNRWA, bearing in mind the recurring need for extra funds; considers that the Commission's statement on ’the exceptionally high allocations of previous years [that] cannot be maintained without jeopardising the funding for other countries in the region’ reinforces the urgent need for a substantial revision of financing capacities under heading 4, and should not lead to a decrease in financial assistance which is vital for the Palestinian people, the Palestinian Authority, and UNRWA; reiterates its suppor ...[+++]t for the Palestinian Authority in stepping up its institutional capacities; points out that, even if the EU were to be ready to extend its package of assistance to the Palestinians, this commitment is not open-ended, and insists that, while humanitarian aid must remain unconditional, the EU must play a political role which delivers tangible results in terms of progress towards the creation of a Palestinian state which are consistent with its significant financial assistance and economic influence in the region;

63. Is extremely worried by the proposed decrease of more than 32% in CA for financial assistance to Palestine, the peace process and UNRWA, bearing in mind the recurring need for extra funds; considers that the Commission's statement on 'the exceptionally high allocations of previous years [that] cannot be maintained without jeopardising the funding for other countries in the region' reinforces the urgent need for a substantial revision of financing capacities under heading 4, and should not lead to a decrease in financial assistance which is vital for the Palestinian people, the Palestinian Authority, and UNRWA; reiterates its suppor ...[+++]t for the Palestinian Authority in stepping up its institutional capacities;

63. Is extremely worried by the proposed decrease of more than 32% in CA for financial assistance to Palestine, the peace process and UNRWA, bearing in mind the recurring need for extra funds; considers that the Commission's statement on ’the exceptionally high allocations of previous years [that] cannot be maintained without jeopardising the funding for other countries in the region’ reinforces the urgent need for a substantial revision of financing capacities under heading 4, and should not lead to a decrease in financial assistance which is vital for the Palestinian people, the Palestinian Authority, and UNRWA; reiterates its suppor ...[+++]t for the Palestinian Authority in stepping up its institutional capacities; points out that, even if the EU were to be ready to extend its package of assistance to the Palestinians, this commitment is not open-ended, and insists that, while humanitarian aid must remain unconditional, the EU must play a political role which delivers tangible results in terms of progress towards the creation of a Palestinian state which are consistent with its significant financial assistance and economic influence in the region;