Exemplos de uso de Commission decided to terminate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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On the basis ofthese elements, the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings against the agreements.
On 13 December, the Commission decided to terminate the investigations it was carrying out under Article 93(1)of the EC Treaty into the Italian scheme known as the'Prodi Law.
In view of the scope of the new Law, the Commission decided to terminate the infringement proceedings it had initiated.
On 10 December the Commission decided to terminate the infringement proceedings initiated against Italyin 1994 regarding the conditions under which the second GSM licence was granted.
In the same period, the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) procedure initiated inrespect of an aid measure implemented in Italy and notified in 1993.
During the same period, the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings with regard tothree aid measures introduced by France and Italy.
In May the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedings1which it had initiated in June 19892 with respect to regional aid programmes in the.
On 25 November the Commission decided to terminate proceedings initiated under Article 88(2) and to authorise restructuring aid granted to Draiswerke GmbH, Mannheim.
On 15 July the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings initiated under Article 93(2) and toauthorise various items of aid for publicly owned shipyards in Spain.
In December, the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings initiated against the Luxembourg steel company Profilarbed in respect of aid intended for protection of theenvironment.
During the same period, the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings with regard to nineaid measures introduced by France, the Netherlands and Italy.
In July the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedingsin connection with Bull, the French State-owned computer manufacturer, whichhad been initiated in July 1991.x.
On 21 May the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedings it had initiated in respectof aid proposed for the Pharmaceuticals manufacturer Hoffmann-La Roche.
On 4 June the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings whichwere initiated under Articles 85 and 86 of the EEC Treaty against Chiquitafollowing a complaint by Fyffes pic.
On 16 December the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings in respect of a plan togrant R& D aid of ECU 18 million to SGS-Thomson.
On 9 December the Commission decided to terminate Article 88(2) proceedings initiated in respect of aid granted to Atlas, the owner of a contaminated site in Upper Austria.
However, in September the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings; in August 1994 the German Government informed the Commission that it was withdrawing its proposal.
On 21 October the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedings, and to authorise anew restructuring plan involving aid amounting to PTE 6 800 million ECU 34 million.
In January, the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) procedure with regard to a soft loan schemefor firms operating in the building and public works sector in Sicily.
On 5 February the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings initiated under Article 93(2) inrespect of aid granted for shipbuilding in Denmark from 1987 to 1993.
On 21 January the Commission decided to terminate Article 88(2) proceedings initiated in respect of state aid granted to Societe francàaise de production(SFP)to support its restructuring.
In July the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedings it had initiated in February 1996 concerning investment aid of FRF 24.7 million given to Scania Production Angers.
In December the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2)proceedings which it initiated in October 19911in respect of aid to the Fiat group in support of its second Mezzogiorno investment plan.
On 1 October the Commission decided to terminate the proceedings initiated under Article 93(2) inrespect of French Government aid for the Thomson electronics group and its subsidiary Thomson Multimedia.
In December the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings on the aid schemes on operating aid in Greece for repairs and on aidgranted to the Neorion shipyard.
In July, the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings against aid which the Land of Lower Saxony proposed to award to Glunz AG for the restructuring of its production plant at Meppen.
In July the Commission decided to terminate Article 93(2) proceedings and to approve, sub: iect toconditions, the aid granted by the French Govemment for rescuing and restructuring the public-sector bank, Cr6dit Lyonnais.
On 14 October the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) procedure which it had initiated in October 1982 in respect of the second programme on aid to energy research and technology.3.
On 2 April the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(1) proceedings which it had initiatedagainst Act No 82/80 of 30 December 1980 in Spain, and to raise no further objections to its continuedapplication.
On 11 November the Commission decided to terminate the Article 93(2) proceedings it had initiatedagainst Gildemeister AG, after concluding that the measures taken for the restructuring of the companywere compatible with the common market.