Translation of "Spending ceiling " (English → French) :

expense limit [ expense ceiling | expenditure ceiling | maximum election expenses | election expense limit | spending ceiling | spending limit ]

expenditure limit [ spending ceiling | spending limit ]

health care spending account | health care reimbursement account | health care expense account | health spending account | health spending plan | health services spending account | flexible spending account

suspended ceiling [ dropped ceiling | drop ceiling | false ceiling | counterceiling | counter ceiling | hanging ceiling | hung ceiling | lay-in ceiling ]

ceiling | ceiling cloth | ceiling flat | ceiling piece

create coffered ceiling | installing coffered ceiling | creating coffered ceiling | install coffered ceiling

ceiling-mounted luminaire | ceiling luminaire | ceiling fixture | ceiling fitting | ceiling light | surface-mounted luminaire

suspended ceiling | false ceiling | drop ceiling | dropped ceiling | hung ceiling

false ceiling | intermediate ceiling | suspended ceiling

indicative ceiling target import ceiling | target ceiling

In May 1999, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission reached a new institutional agreement which commits them to respect the spending ceilings.

Continuing the approach put in place by the 1988 and 1993 Inter-institutional Agreements on budgetary discipline, the three institutions have undertaken, in the new Interinstitutional Agreement, to consider budgetary objectives contained in the financial perspective for each of the major categories of expenditure as strict spending ceilings.

The multiannual financial framework (MFF) amounts to €960 billion in commitments (legal promise to provide finance, assuming certain conditions are met) and €908.4 billion in payments (actual transfers to beneficiaries) over the 7-year period, expressed in constant prices of the year 2011.The MFF regulation lays down ceilings (maximum amounts) for each category of EU spending over the period.

80. Welcomes the Commission's commitment to propose EDF budgetisation for 2020, when the Cotonou Agreement expires; expects the Commission to honour this commitment and to take appropriate measures to facilitate incorporating the EDF into the Union's budget starting with the post-2020 MFF; is of the opinion that, in light of the current budgetary and economic crisis, the risk of EDF budgetisation leading to a decrease in the overall funding level for cooperation with ACP partners is too high at present; insists therefore that, were budgetisation to be considered for the MFF 2014-2020, it must imply transferring the entire EDF financial envelope as proposed by the Commission (EUR 30.3 billion in 2011 prices) to heading 4 on Global Europe ...[+++]and should under no circumstances be used as a pretext for reducing overall spending ceilings for Union's external action in general, and development assistance in particular;