Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We have established most of the errors relate to payments made outside the Integrated Administrative and Control System.
• Most of the errors found relate to serious failures by national authorities to apply rules on public procurement and to the reimbursement of ineligible costs.
• The most frequent types of errors are missing documents, failure to respect eligibility criteria, inaccurate declarations and failure to comply with procedures.
• Metathesis is one of the most common of pronunciation errors.
• Most of the errors were uncontroversial mistakes which could have been avoided with a careful check.
• The incorrect application of the rules on public procurement is, in fact, one of the most frequent causes of errors in the payment of the European Structural Funds.
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• The incorrect application of the rules governing procurement is one of the most common causes of errors in the disbursement of resources under the European Structural Funds.

• You say that you keep on drawing attention to serious and persistent weaknesses in Member States' control and management systems, and you say that most of the errors occur in the main spending programmes managed by the Member States' administrations.
• We have established most of the errors relate to payments made outside the Integrated Administrative and Control System.
• What kind of action has the Council taken following the findings of the ECA as to the origin of most of the errors regarding the legality and regularity of underlying transactions?
• Most of the errors found relate to serious failures by national authorities to apply rules on public procurement and to the reimbursement of ineligible costs.
• Most of the errors were uncontroversial mistakes which could have been avoided with a careful check.
• What kind of action has the Council taken following the findings of the ECA as to the origin of most of the errors regarding the legality and regularity of underlying transactions?