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At the same time the Commission decided to approve aid for German participation in Eureka project EU-95 on high-definition television.
Although the schemeis open to relatively large companies in terms of employee size, the Commission decided to approve the scheme after taking into account theoverall limited grant amount.
In March, the Commission decided to approve the designation of a newenterprise zone in Sunderland in the north-east of England.
In the second place, as is apparent from, among others, paragraphs 275, 289 and 530 of the judgment under appeal,the Court of First Instance was aware of the reasons for which the Commission decided to approve the concentration at issue.
On 21 September the Commission decided to approve the designation of an enterprise zone in the Inverclyde area of Scotland.
In view of the social problems posed by the large number of longterm unemployed in the Netherlands and the fact that the programme is in line withobjectives Nos 3 and4 assigned to the structural Funds in connection with thefight against longterm unemployment, the Commission decided to approve theimplementation of the amended Vermeend-Moor Law.
In November the Commission decided to approve a draft law providingfor the creation of two special investment areas in Nord/Pas-de-Calais.
The Commission decided to approve the aid on the ground that the regional companies and Dangas had been entrusted by an official act with the operation of a public service(within the meaning of Article 86(2) of the EC Treaty), namely the construction of the natural gas network and the distribution of natural gas.
On 12 July the Commission decided to approve aid granted towards German participation in the Eureka phototronics project.
The Commission decided to approve the total budget of DM 7.9 billion for 1996, including DM 7.2 billion for the new Lander, and the amendments to the scheme involving changes orclarifications of a technical nature.
In June 1987 the Commission decided to approve an aid scheme financedby levies for the clock and watchmaking industry.
Thus the Commission decided to approve the acquisition by the American firm TRW Inc. of all the sharesin the German firm Magna Automotive Holding GmbH, which manufactures and sells vehicle steeringwheels, airbags and airbag inflation systems.
In September the Commission decided to approve State aid to Iveco forthe development of its new truck engine and transmission series, codenamed Elena.
In September, the Commission decided to approve a State guarantee covering 80% of a loan of ECU 3 million tothe German steel and iron foundry Pleissner GmbH.
In December the Commission decided to approve the new Greek regional aidscheme provided for in part A of Law 1892/90, which amended Law 1262/82.
In December the Commission decided to approve the release of a firsttranche of aid for the Meeres-Technik-Werft, former Mathias-Thesen-Werft(MTW) in Wismar, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania former German Democratic Republic.
On 11 April, the Commission decided to approve an increase of EUR 75 million(ITL 150 000 million)in the budget for the parts of Italy most affected by the earthquake in autumn 1997.
On 3 August, the Commission decided to approve the French company Wendel Investissements as the purchaser of all the assets of Editis divested in accordance with the remedies in the clearance decision.
On 22 February the Commission decided to approve the grant of research and development aid amounting to DM 227 500(ECU 109 000) to the steel undertaking Moselstahlwerke GmbH MSW.
In October, the Commission decided to approve an aid scheme to supportmodernization of the distributive trades through technological innovation, restructuringand projects to promote cooperation between firms.
In October, the Commission decided to approve a number of direct or indirect aid schemes for German shipyardsproviding grants, State guarantees, interest-free loans and tax allowances both for investments and R& D activities.
In February, the Commission decided to approve investment aid of around ECU 350 000(DM 700 000)to the German company Geweniger Recycling GmbH, which collects and treats iron and steel scrap for recycling in thesteel industry.
In February t987 the Commission decided to approve an aid in the formof a DM 95 million(45.7million ECU) grant(13.3% NGE) by the Germanstate of Hamburg for the construction of an electronic memories factory with a total cost of DM 500 million Qn.7 million ECU.
The Commission decided to approve a scheme offering investment aid of up to 20%(maximum ECU 1.5 millionper park) for the setting-up and expansion of research parks designed to promote closer cooperation betweenfirms and universities.
In February the Commission decided to approve aid for innovation(ECU 0.6 million grant and exemption from property tax) and for environmental protection(ECU 1.7 million grant and exemption from property tax) forinvestment by Volvo Europe Car NV in Ghent.
On 22 February the Commission decided to approve investment assistance of DM 4 million(ECU 1.9 million)to the German yard Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft(HDW) in Kiel, towards a DM 40 million investment project in the yard's mer chant shipbuilding branch.
In May, the Commission decided to approve the release of a second and final tranche of operating aidto the eastern German shipyard Meerestechnik Werft(MTW) in Wismar of ECU 203 million(DM 406 million), of which ECU 110 million(DM 220 million) will be in the form of a cash payment.
In September, the Commission decided to approve pursuant to Article 92(3)(c) a subsidy of UKL 26.5 million(ECU 33.7 million) payable in 10 annual instalments over the period 1994 to 2004 from the United Kingdomauthorities in respect of the setting-up of a UK Vaccines Research Institute.
In April, the Commission decided to approve a UKL 64 million(ECU 86.5million) debt writeoff by the British Government as part of the privatization of BREL-British Engineering Ltd, the railway equipment design, manufacture andrepair subsidiary of the British Railways Board BRB.
On 19 July the Commission decided to approve an aid package totalling UKL 731 million(ECU 1 094 million), of which UKL 289 million(ECU 432 million) relates to military activities, for Short Bro thers pic, in connection with the sale of this aircraft manufacturer to Bombardier of Canada.