Exemplos de uso de To be notified to the commission em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Therefore such measures do not need to be notified to the Commission.
Those cases have to be notified to the Commission and may be declared compatible if they meet certain criteria.
And these exceptions for reasons of substantial public interest also need to be notified to the Commission.
On the other hand, any new aid has to be notified to the Commission prior to its disbursement.
Member States shall establish detailed rules of implementation of this subparagraph to be notified to the Commission.
Such compensation will have to be notified to the Commission due to the higher risk of distortion of competition.
Due to the high aid amounts involved, the aid to Celbi and Soporcel had to be notified to the Commission for individual clearance.
It should continue to be notified to the Commission and should not be covered by the exemption from such notification provided by this Regulation.
Direct Member States to reject applications, lodged in that particular application week,which have yet to be notified to the Commission;
However, the aid for'About the Future' had to be notified to the Commission for individual clearance because of the high aid amount.
State aid in the sheries sector which does not fall within the block exemption regulation(212)will still have to be notified to the Commission.
State aid in the fisheries sector which does not fall within the block exemption Regulation[248]will still have to be notified to the Commission.
For this reason individual awards of employment aid should continue to be notified to the Commission, and this Regulation should exempt aid only if given in the form of schemes.
Accordingly, it is appropriate to maintain a temporary derogation to Member States permitting primary outbreaks of BSE to be notified to the Commission on a weekly basis.
Hifting from a system of authorisation under which all agreements have to be notified to the Commission in order to obtain antitrust approval toward a directly applicable exception system.
Each case of proposed development assistance has to be notified to the Commission which has, amongst other things,to verify the genuine development content of the aid.
A method of alignment has been designed regarding the proposal for regulation, aimed at the exemption of certain categories of horizontal aid from needing to be notified to the Commission.
Finally, while all measures adopted under this temporary framework still need to be notified to the Commission, specific arrangements to ensure a fast adoption of the Commission's decisions have been put in place.
Finally, regarding risk assessment,we know from the text before us that many foodstuffs produced via genetic technologies will merely have to be notified to the Commission.
Whereas it is essential for all applications for licences,with or without refund, to be notified to the Commission so that it can draw up the statistical tables which are essential for market management and the monitoring of export commitments;
If six years after recapitalisation aid to publicly listed companies, orup to seven years for other companies, the exit of the State is in doubt, a restructuring plan for the beneficiary will have to be notified to the Commission.
This means that aid wouldalmost always be above the thresholds, and almost all hospitals would have to be notified to the Commission. This would constitute a huge bureaucratic burden.
Draft technical standards and regulations on contaminants must continue to be notified to the Commission under the procedure laid down in Council Directive 83/189/EEC(Official Journal L 109, 26.4.1983), as amended by Council Directive 88/182/EEC(summary 1.1). 4.
Measures such as tax exemptions, tax reductions, tax differentiation and tax refunds within the meaning of this Directive might constitute State aid andin those cases have to be notified to the Commission pursuant to Article 88(3) of the Treaty.
It was clear, however, that the arrangements did not meet firms' requirements: agreements of minor importance continued to be notified to the Commission and to burden the monitoring departments unnecessarily, to the detriment of the principle of sound administration.
Although Article 130s allows Member States to take more stringent protective measures than those proposed by the Commission on environmental grounds,such measures must be compatible with the Treaty on European Union and need to be notified to the Commission.
National regulatory authorities have been set up in all Member States to carry out the regulatory tasks specified in these Directives and as to be notified to the Commission in accordance with Article 3(6) of the Framework Directive.