Examples of using Grantor in English and their translations into Croatian
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The grantor may hold negotiations with candidates and tenderers.
Mark W. Crandall is both grantor and the beneficiary of this Trust.
The grantor shall verify whether tenders properly meet the award criteria.
In the years that followed, Penn State grew significantly,becoming the state's largest grantor of baccalaureate degrees and reaching an enrollment of 5,000 in 1936.
The grantor shall estimate the duration on the basis of the works or services requested.
In all communication, exchange and storage of information, the grantor shall ensure that the integrity of data and the confidentiality of applications and tenders are preserved.
The grantor shall estimate the duration on the basis of the works or services requested.
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The grantor shall indicate in the concession notice or the invitation to submit a tender his ranking order, if any, for the criteria referred to in paragraph 1.
When fixing the time limits for the submission of applications or of tenders, the grantor shall take account in particular of the complexity of the concession and the time required for drawing up tenders or applications.
A grantor wishing to award a concession shall make known its intention by means of a concession notice in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 28.
A In order tobetter integrate social considerations in the award of concessions, the grantor should also be able to include characteristics relating to working conditions among the award criteria.
The grantor may limit the number of candidates or tenderers to an appropriate level, on condition that this is done in a transparent manner and on the basis of objective criteria.
Intermediate stages may be provided for during the award procedure by the grantor, such as the sending of an invitation to submit an offer to the candidates who have responded where appropriate to the concession notice.
The grantor may impose on economic operators requirements aimed at protecting the confidential nature of information which it makes available throughout the concession award procedure.
They should ensure the possibility of effective competition and be accompanied by minimum requirements that allow theinformation provided by the candidates or tenderers to be effectively verified by the grantor.
During the concession award procedure, the grantor shall treat economic operators equally and shall act in a transparent and proportionate way.
This Directive shall not apply to concessions not otherwise exempted under paragraph 4 t o the extent that the protection of the essential security interests of a Member S tate cannot be guaranteed by less intrusive measures,for instance by imposing requirements aimed at protecting the confidential nature of information which the grantor makes available in a concession award procedure as provided for in this Directive.
In the concession documents, the grantor shall ask the tenderer to indicate in its tender any share of the contract it may intend to subcontract to third parties.
Unless otherwise provided in this Directive or in the national law concerning access to information, and without prejudice to the obligations relating to the advertising of awarded concession contracts and to the information to candidates andtenderers set out in Articles 27 and 35 of this Directive, the grantor shall not disclose information forwarded to it by economic operators, in particular technical or trade secrets.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(2b)‘grantor' means a contracting authority or a contracting entity which awards a concession to an economic operator.
The aid grantor must then either propose a plan on implementing those recommendations, or provide an opinion as to why it considers the specific existing aid to be compatible.
Except where use of electronic means is mandatory pursuant to Articles 28(2) and30 of this Directive the grantor may choose between the following means of communication for all communication and information exchange.
The Commission shall give the grantor confirmation of the receipt of the notice and of the publication of the information sent, indicating the date of publication which shall constitute proof of publication.
This Directive shall not apply to concessions which the grantor is obliged to award or organise in accordance with procedures for the award of services concession contracts set out in.
The grantor may impose on economic operators requirements aimed at protecting the confidential nature of information which it makes available throughout the concession award procedure.
Provided that it has been requested in good time, the grantor shall supply additional information relating to the concession documents not later than six days before the deadline fixed for the receipt of tenders.
The grantor should also be allowed to use as award criteria the organisation, qualifications and experience of the staff assigned to the performance of the concession contract, as they may affect the quality of provision and, as a result, the economic value of the tender.
It shall, in that case,prove to the grantor that it will have at its disposal, throughout the period of the concession, the necessary resources, for example, by producing an undertaking by those entities to that effect.
The grantor shall verify the conditions for participation relating to the professional and technical ability of the candidates or tenderers, the financial standing of the candidates or tenderers and the reference or references to be submitted as proof in accordance with the requirements specified in the concession notice.