Übersetzung für "marginalization " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

margin of profit | mark up | marketing margin | markup | profit margin | trade margin | trading margin

a.c.noise margin | AC noise margin | alternating current noise margin | pulse noise margin

manufacturing margin | processing margin | processor margin | processor's margin

CHF ratio | Critical heat flux ratio | DBN margin | Departure from nucleate boiling ratio | DNBR | DNBR limit | DNBR margin

room for manoeuvring | room for maneuvring | elbow room | freedom of action | margin of maneuvring | margin of manoeuvring | scope

margin taxation (1) | margin scheme (2)

marginalisation [ fringe of society | marginalization | social exclusion | Marginalized groups | Social exclusion(ECLAS) ]

Manoeuvre margin

Deposit (GB) | Initial margin (EU)

At the same time the Commission calculates the margin available under the own-resources ceiling set in accordance with Decision 2007/436/EC, Euratom, the absolute amount of the Contingency Margin provided for in Article 13, the global margin for payments provided for in Article 5, and the global margin for commitments provided for in Article 14 of the MFF Regulation.

11. Underlines that the Commission is leaving margins of EUR 2,2 billion in commitment appropriations (of which EUR 1,2 billion are in Heading 2) and EUR 1,6 billion in payment appropriations under the MFF ceilings; recalls that available margins in commitments and payments as well as unexecuted payments feed into the global margins to be used in subsequent years when the need arises; notes that the Global Margin for Commitments is being made available for the first time, and that part of it will be used for EFSI; welcomes in principle the proposed use of the Flexibility Instrument for clearly identified expenditure, as part of new EU initiatives in the areas of asylum and migration which cannot be financed within the limits of Heading 3 ...[+++]; intends to make use of part of the remaining margins and of the relevant flexibility provisions provided by the MFF to reinforce crucial priorities;

11. Underlines that the Commission is leaving margins of EUR 2.2 billion in commitment appropriations (of which EUR 1.2 billion are in Heading 2) and EUR 1.6 billion in payment appropriations under the MFF ceilings; recalls that available margins in commitments and payments as well as unexecuted payments feed into the global margins to be used in subsequent years when the need arises; notes that the Global Margin for Commitments is being made available for the first time, and that part of it will be used for EFSI; welcomes in principle the proposed use of the Flexibility Instrument for clearly identified expenditure, as part of new EU initiatives in the areas of asylum and migration which cannot be financed within the limits of Heading 3 ...[+++]; intends to make use of part of the remaining margins and of the relevant flexibility provisions provided by the MFF to reinforce crucial priorities;

‘marginally compliant aircraft’ means aircraft which are certified in accordance with limits laid down in Volume 1, Part II, Chapter 3 of Annex 16 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation signed on 7 December 1944 (the Chicago Convention) by a cumulative margin of less than 8 EPNdB (Effective Perceived Noise in Decibels) during a transitional period ending on 14 June 2020, and by a cumulative margin of less than 10 EPNdB following the end of that transitional period, whereby the cumulative margin is the figure expressed in EPNdB obtained by adding the individual margins (i.e. the differences between the certificated noise level and the maximum permitted noise level) at each of the three reference noise measurement points defined in ...[+++] Volume 1, Part II, Chapter 3 of Annex 16 to the Chicago Convention.