Examples of using Aid to be granted in English and their translations into Dutch
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Before 31 October 1969, after consultation with the Fund Committee, on the aid to be granted by the Fund.
It will enable aid to be granted even to the political groups which Parliament considers so very important.
The total amount of reductions provided for in the first subparagraph shall not be more than the total amount of the aid to be granted.
In this case there is also aid to be granted under Law 64/86 Regional aid scheme for the Mezzogiorno.
I shall mention just three: first the excessive reservations by most States with regard to the amount of aid to be granted to the Polish people.
People also translate
We want increased aid to be granted to the economic structuring of the organic sector,
We must recognize the need for a derogation from the provisions of the seventh directive in order to allow aid to be granted for the restructuring of East German shipyards.
the Middle East and aid to be granted to Poland.
Of 11 December 1986 is used to calculate the amount of aid to be granted to the winegrowers and only serves an administrative purpose.
The aid to be granted for'double zero' colza and rape seed shall
Commission Decision 96/315/ECSC of 7 February 1996 concerning aid to be granted by Ireland to the steel company Irish Steel, published on 21 May 1996 OJ 1996 L 121, p.
T-143/96 the new investment projects of the Volkswagen Group in the new German Länder and on the aid to be granted to them OJ 1996 L 53, p. 50.
Before 15 December 1969, on the aid to be granted by the Fund on the basis of the applications submitted in accordance with Article 9
reduction of production costs, which must be met in order for operating aid to be granted.
The Commission is of the opinion that the aid to be granted under the scheme Stimulering milieuhygiënisch verantwoorde afzet van mestoverschotten consists of two components.
extend the Article 93(2) proceedings initiated in 1994 inrespect of aid to be granted in connection with the 49% privatisation of Hellenic Shipyards pic.
The amount of aid to be granted in euro per 100 kilograms shall be that which is valid on the day on which the aid application is lodged in accordance with Article 5.
It follows that an undertaking which is deemed to satisfy the criteria for authorisation for aid to be granted cannot receive an additional quota under Article 14 A of that decision paragraphs 13 to 15.
Specific case of aid to be granted under Article 4 of Decree. l, aw No 2&
the amount(proposed as 2 250 m u.a. for 1974-76) and allocation of the aid to be granted and the criteria that should govern operations.
The Commission has decided not to raise any objections to the aid to be granted by the Dutch Government to film production since,
capacity than theirs Commission Decisions 94/258/ECSC, 94/260/ECSC and 94/261/ ECSC of 12 April 1994 concerning aid to be granted, respectively.
The amount of financial aid to be granted to the actions selected will be modulated based on a cost-benefit analysis of each project,
The Commission informed the Spanish authorities that it could not take a position on the notification received as it concerns only the aid to be granted in 1994 to 30 individual aid projects for which a whole package of State aid for the period 1994-1997 has been approved.
The aim is to allow aid to be granted for the restructuring of the German shipyards MTW-Schiffswerft and Volkswerft in the new Länder, the Hellenic shipyard in Greece
would be fixed at 10% of the aid to be granted to sugar undertakings.
The quantities eligible for carry-over aid(financial aid to be granted to fish being stocked for human consumption at a later stage) will be substantially increased, and the list of
The aid to be granted for mixtures containing both dried fodder
In this event the Commission may deem compatible with the common market development aid to be granted for this contract up to the same level as that planned by a third country participant to the OECD understanding in terms of the OECD grant element.
Article 56 enables aid to be granted to workers who have lost their jobs,