Exemplos de uso de Could be granted em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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However, individual treatment could be granted to both groups.
Aid could be granted for crop failure and for flood damage.
That regulation set the maximum level of aid which could be granted in, inter alia Germany.
The Commission could be granted an“ad hoc” right to vote on behalf of the EC in the EDRC.
The definitive findings confirmed that only one company could be granted individual treatment.
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Individual treatment could be granted to the following exporting producer.
The RTP is a specific regime for non-EU national'bona fide' travellers, who could be granted'Registered Traveller' status.
Exceptions could be granted based on interviews with the applicant- please, plan in advance.
That regulation set the maximum level of aid which could be granted in, inter alia Luxembourg.
Further derogations could be granted following evaluation of outstanding dossiers by several countries.
However, in exceptional cases, temporary derogations from these criteria could be granted in case of a serious threat to plant health.
Exemption could be granted, if the conditions were met, only under the provisions of Article 85 3?
According to the Protocol,no more restructuring aid could be granted to the Czech steel sector after 31 December 2003.
The same amount could be granted for technical support measures like farm consultancy or the participation in trade fairs.
For a new factory costing€ 250 million, aid up to the same amount of€ 15 million could be granted without notification to the Commission.
Up to€ 100,000 over three years could be granted for measures to encourage the production and marketing of quality products.
With regard to the other aspects, the Commission considered that, owing to the quite exceptional nature of the Channel Tunnel project,exemption could be granted for 30 years.
He stated that financial support could be granted to the fishermen in order to redirect their activities.
As regards the other aspects, the Commission considered that, given the exceptional nature of the Channel Tunnel,exemption could be granted for 30 years.
According to the Protocol no more state aid could be granted to the Polish steel sector after 31 December 2003.
Tax relief could be granted for biofuels to guarantee their competitiveness, as the Commission has stated in its separate proposal for a directive.
It would be a body with an own legal personality which could be granted extensive executive authority in order to carry out essential public tasks.
Visas could be granted to people who have proven family ties or interests in Chile and whose residence is deemed useful and convenient for the country.
This specific support was extended by Article 68 of Regulation No 73/2009 which increased thenumber of objectives or activities for which aid could be granted.
Private storage aid could be granted when- as in the pig meat sector- the average Community market price is less than 103% of the basic price.
In the case of participation of entities from the candidate countries, Annex III states that an additional contribution from the pre-accession financial instruments could be granted under similar conditions.
If remission of all penalties whatsoever could be granted to anyone at all, certainly it would be granted only to the most perfect, that is, to very few.
The laity could be granted a certain amount of collaboration, but only"by delegation", which allowed them to participate in a task which was considered to"really" be the responsibility of"the hierarchy.
Under this option, temporary and degressive support for the administrative operation could be granted per farmer participating in funds formally recognised by the Member State's competent authority.
These waivers could be granted on condition that the risks are reduced to the minimum and that the workers affected are subject to additional health surveillance.