Eksempler på brug af High authority may på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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For this purpose, the High Authority may contract loans Article 49.
The High Authority may. by special request, obtain from the persons mentioned in Article 1 all information necessary for the implementation of Article 66 of the Treaty regarding.
If the action taken by that State is having harmful effects on the coal orsteel undertakings within the jurisdiction of that State, the High Authority may authorise it to grant aid to these undertakings, the amount, conditions and duration of which shall be determined in agreement with the High Authority. .
The High Authority may obtain the information it requires to carry out its tasks.
The Treaty states that the Community may place financial resources at the disposal of firms to enable them to make investments Article 54:‘The High Authority may facilitate the carrying out of investment programmes by granting loans to undertakings or by guaranteeing other loans which they may contract.
The High Authority may consult the Consultative Committee in all cases in which it considers this appropriate.
With a view to forestalling any market imbalances, the High Authority may, under Article 54 of the ECSC Treaty, issue reasoned opinions concerning the investment programmes, based on the general objectives mentioned above.
The High Authority may, as provided in Article 54, guarantee loans granted direct to undertakings by third parties.
Within the administrative budget, the High Authority may, subject to the limits and conditions laid down in the regulations made pursuant to Article 78h, transfer appropriations from one chapter to another or from one subdivision to another.
The High Authority may define the practices covered by this prohibition by decisions taken after consulting the Consultative Committee and the Council.
With the unanimous assent of the Council, the High Authority may by the same means assist the financing of works and installations which contribute directly and primarily to increasing the production, reducing the production costs or facilitating the marketing of products within its jurisdiction.
The High Authority may impose upon undertakings which do not comply with decisions taken by it under this Article surcharges of not more than 5 per cent for each quarter's delay.
In order to encourage coordinated development of investment, the High Authority may, in accordance with Article 47, require undertakings to inform it of individual programmes in advance, either by a special request addressed to the undertaking concerned or by a decision stating what kind and scale of programme must be communicated.
The High Authority may at any time consult Governments, the various parties concerned(undertakings, workers, consumers and dealers) and their associations, and any experts.
Should the situation provided for in paragraph 1 of this Article arise, the High Authority may, in accordance with Article 57, after consulting the Consultative Committee and with the assent of the Council, decide that restrictions on exports to third countries shall be imposed in all the Member States, or, if the High Authority fails to act, the Council may, acting unanimously, so decide on a proposal from a Government.
The High Authority may impose upon undertakings which infringe the provisions of this Chapter or decisions taken thereunder fines not exceed ing twice the value of the sales effected in disregard thereof.
The High Authority may impose upon undertakings which in fringe the provisions of this Chapter or decisions taken thereunder fines not exceeding twice the value of the sales effected in disregard thereof.
The High Authority may, after giving the parties concerned full opportunity to submit their comments, deliver a reasoned opinion on such programmes within the framework of the general objectives provided for in Article 46.
The High Authority may, after giving the parties concerned full opportunity to submit their comments, deliver a reasoned opinion on such pro grammes within the framework of the general objectives provided for in Article 46.
The High Authority may, as provided in Article 47, obtain any information needed for the application of this Article, either by making a special request to the parties concerned or by means of regulations stating the kinds of agreement, decision or practice which must be communicated to it.
The High Authority may so determine its conditions for loans or guarantees as to enable a reserve fund to be built up for the sole purpose of reducing whatever amounts may have to be paid out of the levies in ac cordance with the third subparagraph of Article 50(1); the sums thus accumulated must not however, be used for any form of lending to undertakings.
The High Authority may at any time, unless the third paragraph of Article 39 is applied, take or cause to be taken such interim measures of protection as it may consider necessary to safeguard the interests of competing undertakings and of third parties, and to forestall any step which might hinder the implementation of its decisions.
The achievements of the High Authority might seem rather disappointing if the enthusiasm of 1952 is compared with the gloom that reigned in Luxembourg when the Communities merged.