Traduction de «Dépense secondaire » (Français → Anglais) :

secondary consumption respending

Accelerated Minor Capital and Accessibility Program [ Accelerated Minor Capital/Accessibility Program ]

chain of secondary induced investment spending

public spending on secondary education

spending on teaching materials,secondary

EU expenditure [ Community expenditure | EC budgetary expenditure | European Union expenditure ]

public expenditure | government expenditure | government expenses | national expenditure

cut expenditures

25. Welcomes improvements in the legal framework with regard to the rights of persons with disabilities; notes that further actions are needed to comply with the EU acquis; urges the government to accelerate progress regarding the accessibility of buildings for people with disabilities, and considers it regrettable that the majority of state and local institutions, including the selected priority buildings (such as the parliament and courts), are still not accessible to people with disabilities; remains concerned about the high drop-out rate of students with disabilities from the education system after elementary school and after high school; notes the importance of ensuring sufficient transparency with regard to the ...[+++]fund for professional rehabilitation and employment for people with disabilities and its expenditure;

Environmental protection expenditure accounts have the same system boundaries as ESA and show environmental protection expenditure for principal, secondary and ancillary activities.

2. Notes with concern that in order to cover higher school fees, the Authority grants staff whose children attend primary or secondary school a top-up allowance, which amounted to some EUR 76 000 in 2012, in addition to the education allowances provided for in the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities (‘the Staff Regulations’); notes that these allowances are not covered by the Staff Regulations and are, therefore, considered irregular by the Court of Auditors; acknowledges, however, that this situation is due to the lack of European Schools in the city the Authority is based in and that the purpose of these top-ups ...[+++] is to ensure equal treatment of the Authority’s employees under the Staff Regulations;

3. Notes with concern that in order to cover higher school fees, the Agency grants staff whose children attend primary or secondary school a top-up allowance which amounted to some EUR 23 000 in 2012, in addition to the education allowances provided for in the Staff Regulations of the Officials of the European Communities (‘the Staff Regulations’) ; notes that these allowances are not covered by the Staff Regulations and are, therefore, considered irregular by the Court of Auditors; acknowledges, however, that this situation is due to the lack of European Schools in the city the Agency is based in and that the purpose of these top-ups ...[+++]is to ensure equal treatment of the Agency’s employees under the Staff Regulations;