Примери за използване на General block exemption regulation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This Regulation is called the General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER)15.
A new General Block Exemption Regulation on state aids will simplify procedures and reduce costs.
(23) Ad hoc aid is often excluded from the scope of the General block exemption Regulation.
First, a new General Block Exemption Regulation on state aids will simplify procedures and reduce costs.
Fact sheet: State aid:Commission widens scope of the General Block Exemption Regulation- frequently asked questions.
The General Block Exemption Regulation has been expanded to allow public support measures for ports, airports and cultural infrastructure.
State aid: Commission widens scope of the General Block Exemption Regulation- frequently asked questions.
As a result, the project is ineligible for EU co-financing according to Article 8 of the General Block Exemption Regulation.
(7) Article 18(5) of the General block exemption Regulation foresees a simplified cost calculation methodology.
In 2008 these block exemptions were grouped in one General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER)12.
The 2008 general block exemption regulation, which entails a move away from notifications-based ex ante control, already considerably reduced the administrative burden.
Aid measures fulfilling all other applicable provisions of the General block exemption Regulation, but excluded from its application merely because.
I also welcome the General Block Exemption Regulation(GBERS) which allows Member States to authorise aid in favour of SMEs, regional development, training, employment and risk capital.
This first public consultation on draft provisions to extend the 2014 General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER) is open until 30 May 2016.
Second indent The function of the general block exemption regulation and the various guidelines and notices is to clarify when a State aid measure is considered to be compatible.
(17) A risk in this area has been reduced by retrospective application of the 2014 General Block Exemption Regulation setting out partially less restrictive rules.
The new General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER)16, which came into effect in July 2014, defines cases when state aid can be granted to companies without notifying the Commission in advance.
This can be complemented by a variety of additional measures, such as under the de minimis Regulation and the General Block Exemption Regulation, which can also be put in place by Member States immediately.
The 2014‘General Block Exemption Regulation‘ enabled Member States to implement a wide range of State aid measures without prior Commission approval because they are unlikely to distort competition.
The Commission is, furthermore, currently working on an extension of the General Block Exemption Regulation(GBER) to port infrastructure funding, which will provide further guidance.
The 2014‘General Block Exemption Regulation‘ enabled Member States to implement a wide range of State aid measures without prior Commission approval because they are unlikely to distort competition.
CommissionRegulation(EC) No 800/2008 of 6 August 2008 declaring certain categories of aid compatible with the common market in application of Article 87 and 88 of the Treaty(General block exemption Regulation)OJ L 214, 9.8.2008, p.
The 2014‘General Block Exemption Regulation‘ enabled Member States to implement a wide range of State aid measures without prior Commission approval because they are unlikely to distort competition.
However, the question whether this measure constitutes State aid, and, if it does, whether it is exempted from thenotification requirement under Regulation(EC) No 800/2008(General Block Exemption Regulation), cannot be answered prior to a formal decision on the notified measure.
The 2014“General Block Exemption Regulation” enabled Member States to implement a wide range of state aid measures without prior Commission approval as being unlikely to distort competition.
Another action plan to support programme authorities in implementing State aid rules, reviewed andsimplified in 2014 through an amended general block exemption regulation and further clarified through the publication of a‘Notice on the notion of aid' by the Commission in May 2016.
The 2014 General Block Exemption Regulation exempts certain categories of state aid from the requirement of prior notification to the Commission, if these are unlikely to distort competition in the Single Market.
REPLY OF THE COMMISSION In view of its nature(limited amount of support),verification that the de minimis rule is being respected cannot be given the same priority in the context of monitoring as compared to measures under the general block exemption regulation or other aid measures, which may have more significant effects on competition and trade between Member States.
The 2014 General Block Exemption Regulation enabled Member States to implement a wide range of State aid measures without prior Commission approval because they are unlikely to distort competition and has been modified several times to simplify the rules and increase the scope.
Under the plan, the provisions of the General Block Exemption Regulation(Regulation(EC) No 800/2008) had previously allowed Member States to provide, on a temporary basis, additional subsidies and compensation for the employment of people with disabilities, subject to a number of conditions.