Traduction de «Taux arrêté à l'avance » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Calls on the Agency, specifically, to correctly estimate, for the establishment of the 2010 financial statements, the accrued expenditure related to the management of certification tasks outsourced to national aviation authorities; notes, in fact, that the Court of Auditors reported that the related accrued expenditure at the year end was estimated by assuming an overall percentage of completion not justified by historical experience; acknowledges, nevertheless, the Agency's intention to introduce a ‘flat rate agreement’ for certain services (minor changes, minor repairs, standard Supplemental Type Certificates, organisations overs ...[+++]ight) to provide for the availability of reliable project costs at the time a service is outsourced;

12. Calls on the Agency, specifically, to correctly estimate, for the establishment of the 2010 financial statements, the accrued expenditure related to the management of certification tasks outsourced to national aviation authorities; notes, in fact, that the Court of Auditors reported that the related accrued expenditure at the year end was estimated by assuming an overall percentage of completion not justified by historical experience; acknowledges, nevertheless, the Agency’s intention to introduce a “flat rate agreement” for certain services (minor changes, minor repairs, standard Supplemental Type Certificates, organisations overs ...[+++]ight) to provide for the availability of reliable project costs at the time a service is outsourced;

2. Is concerned that the implementation rate for the EUR 159 000 000 commitment appropriations available for research activities was 66 % and that it was implemented through a global commitment covering the fourth call for proposals; reiterates its concern about the low implementation rate of the budget and, moreover, about the underlying activities of the Joint Undertaking; duly notes that the high level of unused appropriations of the administrative budget (44 %) indicates that it was not based on realistic estimates; calls for a detailed progress report on those shortcomings which makes specific proposals for a gradual improvement ...[+++]in the implementation rate and for a more realistic estimate of the financial resources needed;

Canada's government is aggressively acting to stop the spread of the MPB, and mitigate its economic impacts.

Members on the other side of the House may have said that enough had been said about the Court Challenges Program, but just because some individuals are no longer interested in the issue does not mean that we, the official languages communities, must automatically go down on our knees before them and stop moving forward.

38. Is concerned about the low implementation rate for pilot projects and preparatory actions at the end of May 2002 (less than 5 %); does not accept that objections to implementation raised by the Commission, which have already been considered by the budgetary authority, continue to be invoked by the Commission after the budget has been established; intends to follow up closely the evolution over the coming months and evaluate the efforts made by the Commission in view of the budgetary decisions to be taken for 2003; is not ready to accept the discontinuation of some of them for reasons of poor levels of implementation;