Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• June quota subperiods;
• Under Article 15(4) of Regulation (EC) No 1290/2005, expenditure in October counts as being made in the month of October if effected between 1 and 15 October and in the month of November if effected from 16 to 31 October.
• 4. Expenditure effected by Member States between 1 and 15 October shall count as being made in the month of October. Expenditure effected between 16 and 31 October shall count as being made in the month of November.
• Expenditure effected by Member States between 1 and 15 October shall count as being made in the month of October. Expenditure effected between 16 and 31 October shall count as being made in the month of November.
• in the month of November for the following January
• Expenditure effected between 16 and 31 October shall count as having been made in the month of November.
• Given that the OECD report came out after that of the Commission, does the Commission conclude that Greece suffered further economic decline in the month of November and that the recession will be more serious than predicted?

• Therefore, it is imperative that Parliament adopts its report in the November II plenary.
• The first report was criticised by Member States, leading to a series of recommendations formulated in the November 2001 Development Council.
• The Commission recognised in the November 2008 European Economic Recovery Package the potential impact of the economic and financial crisis on the implementation of Structural Funds' programmes, including the issue of liquidity problems at national or regional level.
• The basis for the discharge procedure is the annual report by the Court of Auditors, published in the November of the year following the budgetary year to which it refers.
• In the November 2010 Decision the Commission calculated a preliminary aid amount of EUR 11 billion which did not consider mitigating factors.
• In the November 2011 part
• session, my Cypriot colleague Mr Triantaphyllides submitted a report on consumer policy.
• The Commission also does not accept mitigating factors beyond those already accepted in the November 2010 Decision.