Translation of "respecter un délai " (French → English) :

€ 60.6 million charged to Spain for non-respect of payment deadlines in the nuts payment scheme; € 53.7 million charged to United Kingdom for non-respect of payment deadlines; € 48.5 million charged to Italy for non-respect of payment deadlines; € 35.8 million charged to Greece because the LPIS (Land parcel identification system) implemented to manage the direct payments schemes was found to be not fully operational to the standard required and on-the-spot checks were still carried out too late to be fully effective; € 26.7 million charged to the Netherlands because of the insufficient number of substitution controls in the export r ...[+++]efund scheme; € 17 million charged to Spain for non-respect of payment deadlines; € 8.7 million charged to France concerning the over thirty months slaughter scheme – technical and accounting controls were found to be deficient; € 7.5 million charged to France for weaknesses in the control system for subsidised-interest-loans and in secondary controls concerning Rural Development Programmes expenditure;

In Case C-324/12, the Court of Justice ruled that a failure to observe the time-limit for lodging a statement of opposition to a European order for payment, by reason of the negligence of the defendant’s representative, does not justify a review of that order for payment pursuant to Article 20, since such a failure to observe the time-limit does not constitute extraordinary or exceptional circumstances within the meaning of that Article.

In particular further improvements must be achieved in timeliness of key indicators so that EMU Statistics get close to US standards of availability and timeliness within the next five years.

Risk Capital: Commission calls for timely implementation of Action Plan

to attach the highest priority to an efficient, complete and timely implementation of single market rules in order to ensure an effective application of single market legislation in all Member States; to keep to the timetable set out in the Action Plan, as well as national timetables submitted to the Commission and, after the expiry of the Action Plan, to continue to submit timetables for all single market directives to be transposed within the deadlines laid down in those directives; to ensure the effective operation of the arrangements for enforcement and problem-solving established under the Action Plan and earlier Resolutions of the Council; to respect the deadl ...[+++]ines in letters of formal notice and reasoned opinions from the Commission in accordance with their commitments under the Action Plan; to define with the Commission the content of informal procedures, such as the peer group review mechanism, for exchanging information on best practice on enforcement; to improve administrative cooperation in areas where this practice is not sufficiently advanced, taking particular account of practical problems in applying the principle of mutual recognition.

The same 90-day time limit applies if a judge or jury has set a specific time before which a re-application may not be made.