Traduction de «tasso d'errore sulle cifre » (Italien → Anglais) :

25. Regrets the lack of compatibility between the Court of Auditors' estimation of the most likely error rate based on the annual approach of the Court of Auditors and current methodology and the Commission's practice to refer to the net residual error rate covering more than one year; welcomes the Commission's initiative to launch a study on EuropeAid's residual error rate and expects it to be finalised within the set timeframe i.e. in the first quarter of 2013; calls on the Commission to present the results of this study to Parliament as soon as they become available;

25. Regrets the lack of compatibility between the Court of Auditors' estimation of the most likely error rate based on the annual approach of the Court of Auditors and current methodology and the Commission's practice to refer to the net residual error rate covering more than one year; welcomes the Commission's initiative to launch a study on EuropeAid's residual error rate and expects it to be finalised within the set timeframe i.e. in the first quarter of 2013; calls on the Commission to present the results of this study to Parliament as soon as they become available;

19. Regrets the lack of compatibility between the Court of Auditors' estimation of the most likely error rate based on the annual approach of the Court of Auditors and current methodology, on one hand, and the Commission's practice to refer to the net residual error rate covering more than one year, on the other hand; believes that the approach based on the residual error rate in its current form does not provide comparable data for the annual discharge procedure; notes with satisfaction that the Commission agrees with the Court of Auditors that further quantified evidence should be found; calls on the Commission to complete the proce ...[+++]ss of developing the key indicator to estimate the financial impact of residual error within the set timeframe, i.e. by 2013;

3. Takes note of the European Court of Auditors’ report on the implementation of the 2008 budget and deplores the estimated 11% error rate highlighted by the Court in the chapter on cohesion; stresses that the irregularities highlighted by the Court can, in some situations, result in fraud, and accordingly takes the view that determined efforts should be made to reduce the error rate; is aware, however, that the European Court of Auditors' report on the implementation of the 2008 budget does not analyse the period 2007-2013, during which control mechanisms have been improved;

142. Notes that, in its annual report for 2007, the ECA comments on the error rate detected in the education and culture policy area (paragraph 9.11 and Annex 9.1; error rate between 2% and 5%), but provides no explanation either of how the various national agencies and executive agencies operate or of the quality of their work or why these agencies are necessary;

[40] These figures mentioned in the 2002 Annual Economic Review are not directly comparable to those provided in the demographic scenarios as the latter refer to growth of GDP rather than GDP per capita, as well as making the assumption of reaching the Lisbon target of a 70% employment rate