amount needing to be balanced

Flow-Through Share - Summary of Renunciation, Reduction of Amount Previously Renounced, Allocations of Assistance and Part XII.6 Tax Return [ Summary of Renunciation of Canadian Exploration Expense, Canadian Development Expense, and Canadian Oil and Gas Property Expense and Allocation of Assistance ]

amounts credited to

outside screw and yoke rising stem valve [ outside screw and yoke valve | OS and Y valve | OS&Y valve ]

monk shoe

outside screw and yoke rising stem | OS&Y | outside screw and yoke | outside screw rising stem | outside stem and yoke

vertical riser interlock armoured cable

monetary compensatory amount [ accession compensatory amount | compensatory amount | dismantling of MCA | MCA ]

satellite up-link | uplink | uplinking

66. Points out the weaknesses found by the Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 2/2014 entitled ''Are Preferential Trade Arrangements appropriately managed?" in the control strategy and risk management in Germany, France and the United Kingdom leading to potential losses to the Union budget; notes that these weaknesses were confirmed by the amount of revenue potentially lost in these three Member States; observes that by extrapolating the errors found in its sample of 2009, the Court of Auditors has estimated the amount of duties at stake in these Member States because of time-barring to be EUR 655 million; notes that this repre ...[+++]sents around 6 % of the gross amount of import duties collected in the five selected Member States that year, made up of EUR 167 million in respect of Germany, EUR 176 million in respect of France and EUR 312 million in respect of the United Kingdom;

64. Points out the weaknesses found by the Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 2/2014 entitled ''Are Preferential Trade Arrangements appropriately managed?" in the control strategy and risk management in Germany, France and the United Kingdom leading to potential losses to the Union budget; notes that these weaknesses were confirmed by the amount of revenue potentially lost in these three Member States; observes that by extrapolating the errors found in its sample of 2009, the Court of Auditors has estimated the amount of duties at stake in these Member States because of time-barring to be EUR 655 million; notes that this repre ...[+++]sents around 6 % of the gross amount of import duties collected in the five selected Member States that year, made up of EUR 167 million in respect of Germany, EUR 176 million in respect of France and EUR 312 million in respect of the United Kingdom;

23. Stresses, in this context, that the accumulated RALs have reached a critical level that might eventually lead the EU budget into structural deficit against the provisions of the Treaty (Articles 310 and 323 TFEU); is deeply concerned that the amount of unpaid bills at the end of the year has been constantly growing since 2011 (EUR 23,4 billion at the end of 2013 from cohesion policy alone), which will put significant pressure on the payment ceilings of the MFF 2014-2020; stresses the need to set the annual payments’ ceilings of the MFF accurately by taking due account of, inter alia , the dynamics of cohesion policy, including the ...[+++]timing of programming, implementation, final closure of the programmes and decommitments;

23. Stresses, in this context, that the accumulated RALs have reached a critical level that might eventually lead the EU budget into structural deficit against the provisions of the Treaty (Articles 310 and 323 TFEU); is deeply concerned that the amount of unpaid bills at the end of the year has been constantly growing since 2011 (EUR 23.4 billion at the end of 2013 from cohesion policy alone), which will put significant pressure on the payment ceilings of the MFF 2014-2020; stresses the need to set the annual payments’ ceilings of the MFF accurately by taking due account of, inter alia, the dynamics of cohesion policy, including the t ...[+++]iming of programming, implementation, final closure of the programmes and decommitments;