Eksempler på brug af Which may be granted på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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There are two types of visas which may be granted, depending on the length of stay.
Any undertaking which has requested orobtained authorisation from more than one Member State may apply for the following advantages which may be granted only jointly.
The refund which may be granted on processed products shall be determined with particular reference to.
This Community aid moreover imposes clear limits on the national aid which may be granted for the same purpose.
The total additional amounts of aid which may be granted in a Member State in a calendar year shall not be higher than the ceilings set out in Annex II.
The period of performance shall commence on the date fixed in accordance with Artide 33.1 and shall be as stated in the contraa,without prejudice to extensions of the period which may be granted under Artide 35.
The advance may not exceed 80% of the aid which may be granted in respect of the quantities referred to in paragraph 2 c.
Whereas premium supplements should be granted in addition to the amounts of dairy premium granted per tonne of available premium reference quantities;whereas it is also necessary to limit the total amount of support which may be granted per premium amount per year;
In the Commission's opinion, aid which may be granted to the textile industry should be planned and implemented in accordance with the following categories and conditions.
SPI will not dispose of oruse property held in trust for Debian without approval from Debian, which may be granted by the Project Leader or by General Resolution of the Developers.
During a given month, the export refund which may be granted on cereal-based compound feedingstuffs shall be fixed per tonne of each cereal contained in the compound feedingstuffs, taking account of the following criteria.
A similar analysis applies to the provisions relating to the non-exclusive licence of improvements which may be granted by Odin to its parents and to those limiting the use of such improvements.
For 1988, the number of licences which may be granted, in particular for shrimp fishing, to vessels flying the flag of the United States or certain developing countries was laid down by Regulation(EEC) No 3982/87, adopted by the Council on 15 December 1987.
In 1986 the EAGGF drew up working document VI/1216/86-IT fixing the maximum amount of aid which may be granted from the Guidance Section of the EAGGF under Regulation No 355/77'the working document.
For 1986, the number of licences which may be granted, in particular for shrimp fishing, to vessels flying the flags of the United States, Japan or certain developing countries was laid down by Regulation(EEC) No 3729/85, which was adopted by the Council on 20 December 1985.
A Party which considers that, in response to extraordinary circumstances, it must temporarily take a measure or engage in a practice inconsistent with this agreement, may do so only in conformity with the terms andconditions of a derogation which may be granted by the Parties Group.
This appropriation is intended to cover assistance in the form of cash which may be granted to an official, former official or survivors of a deceased official who find themselves in difficult circumstances.
Member States which can demonstrate, after the Directive has been brought into force, that there are substantial problems for the operation of their small isolated systems, may apply for derogations from the relevantprovisions of Chapter IV, V, VI, VII, which may be granted to them by the Commission.
Article 24 provides for the possibility of transitional regimes of limited duration which may be granted by the Commission with regard to commitments and guarantees of operation given before the entry into force of directive 96/92/EC, which may not be honoured on account ofthe provisions of this Directive.
Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the basic issue raised by the Commission document involves deciding whether public, state or regional aid should be restricted territorially. As proposed by the Commission, this involves accepting the increasing and almost inevitable overlap between maps of Objective 1 and 2 regions andthe map of regions which may be granted public aid.
Notwithstanding any more restrictive provisions, the Community support which may be granted under Title III and the refunds which may be granted under Title VII may only be granted in respect of products produced in the Community from grapes harvested in the Community.
Those Member States in which commitments or guarantees of operation given before the entry into force of this Directive may not be honoured on account of the provisions of this Directive may apply for a transitional regime which may be granted to them by the Commission, taking into account, amongst other things, the size of the system concerned, the level of interconnection of the system and the structure of its electricity industry.
Subject to any extension which may be granted to them by the Council of Ministers they shall, not later than six months following the completion of the procedures referred to in Aritele 285, carry out all the obligations which devolve upon them under the terms of this Convention or of implementing decisions adopted by the Council of Ministers.
Management of the amounts of refunds which may be granted during a budget year on certain agricultural products exported in the form of goods not covered by Annex I to the Treaty may result in a need to fix different rates for exports with or without advance fixing of the rate of refund on the basis of developments on Community and world markets.
Without prejudice to aid which might be granted to encourage the creation and facilitate the operation of producer organisations under Article 15(1)(b) of Regulation(EC) No 2792/1999, Member States may grant producer organisations compensation for a limited period to offset the costs arising from the obligations imposed on them under Article 9.
Given Norway's economic situation andlabour market, as compared to those of the Member States, any aid which might be granted by the European Social Fund under horizontal Objectives 3 and 4, which are at present aimed respectively at fighting longterm unemployment and facilitating the occupational integration of young people, would be limited.
Provision should be made for the Commission, assisted by the Committee set up by Article 248a of Council Regulation(EEC) No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992 establishing the Community Customs Code(3), to adopt the Regulations opening andproviding for the administration of tariff quotas which might be granted as a result of negotiations on further tariff concessions pursuant to Article 29 of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement and of Article 16 of the Interim Agreement.