Exemplos de uso de To grant an exemption em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You had the opportunity to grant an exemption.
Under these circumstances and taking into account the fact that the participatingcompanies face strong competition from other undertakings operating on therelevant markets,the Commission decided to grant an exemption.
Who is authorized to grant an exemption to any of the provisions of this Code?
I have said that there is a case for the decision not to grant an exemption.
For example, a complainant may challenge the Commission's decision to grant an exemption in respect of an agreement about which its original complaint was made.
The size and complexity of self-contained cooling systems also make it necessary to grant an exemption.
Competition- Information exchange system Anti-competitive effect- Refusal to grant an exemption(Second Chamber) made to it concerning obstacles to parallel imports.
I therefore call upon you not to support the Council's proposals in that direction,at least not for the three Baltic States, but to grant an exemption from the directive.
The Member State shall without delay inform the Commission of its decision to grant an exemption or a derogation from the relevant provisions of Articles 4 and 5 giving substantive reasons therefor;
In the light of these changes, the Commission found that all four conditions of Article 85(3) of the Treaty were fulfilled,whichallowed it to grant an exemption on the following grounds.
The complaint concerned the Commission's decision to grant an exemption from the competition rules for an alliance agreement between two airlines, whose employees were members of LF.
Within two months after receiving a notification, the Commission may request that the regulatory authority or the Member State concerned amend orwithdraw the decision to grant an exemption.
In the light of the consultations currently underway on this issue,the Commission intends also to grant an exemption from notification of public service compensations of a limited amount.
It is therefore necessary to grant an exemption for small-volume manufacturers, since the additional costs they would incur in order to comply with this Directive would be disproportionately high.
Because of the disadvantages for people in your situation,it is currently up to each EU country to decide whether to grant an exemption for cars moved in connection with the owner's change of residence.
Ii In deciding to grant an exemption consideration shall be given, on a case by case basis, to the need to impose conditions regarding the duration of the exemption and non-discriminatory access to the interconnector.
After long discussions with Visa and consultation of interested parties, a package of reforms was submitted by Visa to the Commission,which enables it to grant an exemption under Article 81(3) of the EU treaty.
In the present case,the applicant brought an action for annulment of the decision to grant an exemption for an agreement to which he was a party and which he considers imposed discriminatory prices on him and so prevented him from competing on equal terms.
The Eutilia parties notified their joint venture to the Commission's competition services in February 2001,asking the Commission to find that it did not restrict competition or, if so, to grant an exemption.
Hanita and all other interested parties were informed of the facts andconsiderations on the basis of which it was intended to grant an exemption to Hanita from the extended measures and no comments were received.
After a lengthy investigation the European Commission has announced that it plans to grant an exemption from competition rules to the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement(TACA),a grouping of shipping companies which provide regular container transport for freight between ports in northern Europe and the United States.
In this case, in view of the highly competitive nature of the market concerned and the characteristics of the cooperation agreement,it would be appropriate to grant an exemption for a period of 10 years.
On 24 November 1990 the Commission published a notice pursuant to Article 19(3)of Regulation No 17 announcing its intention to grant an exemption pursuant to Article85(3) to the joint venture set up by Bord Telecom Eireann(Irish Telecom) and Motor o la Ireland Ltd(Motorola) for the purposes of setting up, promoting and operating anation-wide paging system interconnected to the public telecommunications network.
It asked the Commission to grant negative clearance, certifying that there are no grounds under Article 85 of the Treaty for action to be taken against the provisions notified,or alternatively to grant an exemption, on the basis of Article 85(3), from the prohibition laid down in Article 85 1.
Thus, it follows from settled caselaw that the unconditional nature of an obligation to grant an exemption cannot be affected at all by the degree of latitude afforded to Member States by introductory wording such as that contained in Article 14(1) of Directive 2003/96, according to which exemptions are granted by those States‘under conditions which they shall lay down for the purpose of ensuring the correct and straightforward application of such exemptions and of preventing any evasion, avoidance or abuse.
Furthermore, this is the type of problem that was takeninto account in 1992, in Protocol No 1 of the Maastricht Treaty, in order to grant an exemption allowing the Danes to maintain their restrictions on the purchase of second homes by non-residents.
On 27 May 2002 a majority of the Advisory Committee on Restrictive Practices andDominant Positions in Air Transport agreed with the Commission that the remedies proposed by the Parties are satisfactory to grant an exemption for the duration of six years since the notification of the Agreement.
It appears appropriate therefore, pursuant to Articles 6(1) and 8(1)of Regulation No 17, to grant such an exemption for a period of 13 years wich effecc from that dace.
This factor played a crucial role in the Commission's decision to grant exemption to therevised TACA.
This substantial increase in the extent and intensity of competition faced by the members of theconference has been a crucial factor in the Commission's decision to grant exemption to the Revised TACA.