Exemplos de uso de Question constitutes em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That is the case regardless of whether the Content in question constitutes text, graphics, an audio file, or computer software.
The relevance of a piece of information for the comprehensive understanding of the decision will only be examined if the passage in question constitutes confidential information.
The Commission believes that the contribution in question constitutes a reduction of excise duties on the fuel.
In those circumstances, without it being necessary for the Court to rule on the second plea put forward by the Kingdom of the Netherlands,the contested decision must be annulled in so far as it finds that the measure in question constitutes State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) EC.
That is the case regardless of whether the Content in question constitutes text, graphics, an audio file, or computer software.
Behaviour which is not directly related to the purpose of the buy-back and stabilisation activities shall therefore be considered as any other action covered by Directive 2003/6/EC and may be the object of administrative measures or sanctions,if the competent authority establishes that the action in question constitutes market abuse.
That is the case regardless of whether the Content in question constitutes text, graphics, an audio file, or computer software.
On the basis of those considerations, the Commission stated that the acquisition by British Airways of joint control of TAT E.A does not have as its object or effect the coordination of the competitive behaviour of undertakings which remain independent andconcluded from this that the transaction in question constitutes a concentration within the meaning of that Regulation.
That is the case regardless of whether the Content in question constitutes text, graphics, an audio file, computer software or any other type of electronic content.
If the resources are partly allocated to the financing of such advantages, which thus offset only part of the charge borne by the domestic products,the charge in question constitutes discriminatory taxation prohibited by Article 95 of the Treaty.
Consequently, the measure in question constitutes, in accordance with the caselaw cited in paragraphs 63 to 66 above, an advantage granted to the undertakings concerned through State resources.
Annul the contested decision, in so far as the Commission takes the view therein that the measure in question constitutes State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) EC;
The Commission takes the view that the measure in question constitutes State aid because, every year, emission allowances are made available by the Kingdom of the Netherlands free of charge to the undertakings concerned.
A circular addressed by a manufacturer to its dealers in connection with a selective distribution system for motor vehicles which calls on them to refuse to sell to independent leasing companies where the vehicles purchased are intended for lessees residing orhaving their principal place of business outside the contract territory of the dealer in question constitutes an agreement prohibited by Article 85(1) of the Treaty and does not qualify for exemption under the provisions of Regulation No 123/85.
In the Greek Government's submission,the activity in question constitutes such‘processing', but inasmuch as search engines serve merely as intermediaries, the undertakings which operate them cannot be regarded as‘controllers', except where they store data in an‘intermediate memory' or‘cache memory' for a period which exceeds that which is technically necessary.
It therefore follows that the tradability of the emission allowances provided for by the measure in question constitutes an advantage for the enterprises subject to the prescribed NOx emission standard.
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If, on the other hand, those advantages only partly offset the burden borne by domestic products,the charge in question constitutes discriminatory taxation for the purposes of Article 90, the collection of which is prohibited as regards the proportion used to.
It was now up to the UK judges to decide if the law in question constituted indirect discrimination in relation to women.
Accordingly, it is concluded that the producers in question constitute the'Community industry' within the meaning of Article 4(5) of the Basic Regulation.
In line with the ECJ case law,the Commission has therefore preliminary concluded that the measures in question constitute existing State aid.
These questions constitute both a narrator's and character proposition when the latter is in a conflict situation.
The answers to these questions constitute the basic structure of what Buddha taught in depth for the rest of his life, and this is what he taught first.
The agreements in question constitute agreements between undertakings, since the ARD broadcasting organizations and Nefico and its former parent company MGM/UA are undertakings within the meaning of Article 85 1?
We must take special care that the frequency bands in question constitute a perceptible supplement to land-based mobile communications networks, chiefly in areas threatened by the phenomenon known as the digital divide.
In its judgment in Case C-44/93(_BAR_, J), the Court assumed that the advantages in question constitute State aid and confirmed that the Commission might take action to secure their withdrawal.
OPINION OF MR MAZÁK- CASE C-337/05 the supplies in question constituted additional deliveries, the Government was entitled to award the contracts by a negotiated procedure, in application of Article 6(3)(c) and(e) of Directive 93/36.
The Commission is concerned that certain provisionsof the Spanish and the Italian laws in question constitute unjustified restriction on the free movement of capital in violation of EU Treaty rules Article 56.
The Commission took the view that the measures in question constitute sectoral aid since the benefit of the measures is reserved for specific sectors experiencing an employment crisis.
In the light of information provided by the German Government,the Commission decided thatnone of the measures in question constituted aid within the meaning of Article 92(1)EC. EC.