Examples of using Certain enterprises in English and their translations into German
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Security in certain enterprises.
Such objective criteria and conditions should, inter alia,be horizontal in application and not favour certain enterprises over others.
The"formal" role that certificates awarded by certain enterprises develop concerning recognition of skills.
Such a limitation is not considered to be neutral within the meaning of Article 3(2)(b)of the basic Regulation since it favours certain enterprises over others.
I believe that, in view of that situation, certain enterprises should not be unbundled and should remain in State ownership.
The draft regulation would apply only to those measures which do fall within the definition of State aid under Article 87(1)of the EC Treaty because they favour certain enterprises over others.
State aid that distorts competition by supporting certain enterprises or the production of certain goods is, in principle, prohibited by the Treaty.
While these schemes appear to be available for a wide rangeof investments, they explicitly limit access to the subsidy to certain enterprises which are not operating in certain sectors.
If a Member State bought permits on the open market andthen give them to certain enterprises of its own industry for free or without imposing conditions, then this could constitute state aid which should be consistent with EC competition rules.
As regards these claims, it is a fact that the provisions of Article 21(1)of the abovementioned SUI explicitly limit the benefits thereunder to certain enterprises which comply with a number of criteria or conditions.
In relation to the certain enterprises behind external interest to technical workings out and know-how can stand not commercial objectives or satisfaction of ambitions in sphere of breaking of corporate networks, and the certain structures of the foreign states purposefully collecting data on level of technical workings out in the Russian Federation in certain areas.
It was claimed that such import duty exemptions are not in fact limited to certain enterprises, because the criteria for allowing such exemptions are objective and neutral.
Similar to the GOK's claim above regarding the non-specificity of the limitation to manufacturing industry(see recitals 67 to 70), it is a fact thatthe provisions of Article 23 of TERCL restrict the benefits thereunder to certain enterprises.
The proposal submitted to usentails allowing the Member States to exempt certain enterprises(microentities) from the obligation to draw up and publish their annual accounts.
If specificity under the ASCM is to make any sense, it must cover situations where governments make subsidies subject to conditions which they know in advance will severely restrict the number of firms eligible to apply;such subsidies are designed to favour certain enterprises over others.
The Commission, however, found thatthe access to this programme is explicitly limited to companies which invest in certain enterprises, since not all investments in stocks are eligible for tax credits.
The GOT and the exporting producers claimed that this scheme, which was described in recitals 59 to 66 of the provisional duty Regulation, concerns a tax credit which is generally available and therefore not specific, as this programme is open to any legal ormoral person investing in certain enterprises.
Concerning the general claim of non-specificity,it is considered that this scheme is specific as it is limited to certain enterprises(see recitals 67 to 70) and therefore countervailable.
Unless justified by the object of the contract, the technical specifications shall not refer to a specific make or source, or to a particular process, or to a trade mark,patent, type or specific origin or production which would have the effect of favouring or eliminating certain enterprises or certain products.
The basic principle of specificity is that a subsidy thatdistorts the allocation of resources within an economy by favouring certain enterprises over others should be subject to countervailing measures if it causes injury.
In its provisional determination, the Commission considered that certain Articles of the Tax Exemption and Reduction Control Law(TERCL) were countervailable as they were specific under Article 3(2)(a)of the Basic Regulation by virtue of being limited to certain enterprises including those in the manufacturing industry.
For the purpose of this Article, objective criteria or conditions mean criteria or conditions which are neutral,which do not favour certain enterprises over others, and which are economic in nature and horizontal in application, such as number of employees or size of enterprise. .
Additionally, the number and quality of the restrictions applicable to certain sectors, most notably those restricting eligibility to either certain types of enterprises, or to geographical area, or completely exclude certain sectors, are not in line with the conditions of Article 3(2)(b) of the basic Regulation, which stipulates that the granting authority must establish objective criteria which are neutral,do not favour certain enterprises over others, and which are economic in nature and horizontal in application.
A basic principle of specificity is that a subsidy that distorts theallocation of resources within an economy, by favouring certain enterprises over others, should be subject to countervailing measures if it causes injury.
The BKPM schemes are therefore not in line with Article 3(2)(b) of the basic Regulation, which stipulates that the granting authority must establish objective criteria which are neutral,do not favour certain enterprises over others, and which are economic in nature and horizontal in application.
The provisions of this Article cannot be considered objective since the criteria are not neutral,economic in nature and horizontal in application because it is known in advance that certain enterprises are more likely than others to be in a position to benefit from these loans just by reason of the type of business sector they are in.
It was claimed that such import duty exemptions for imports of raw materials not produced or sufficiently available on the localmarket are not in fact limited to certain enterprises, because the criteria for allowing such exemptions are objective and neutral.
In contrast to the classical tradename that distinguishes goods and/or services of a certain enterprise from those of other enterprises(individual trade mark), a collective mark is an indication of the origin of a product from an association.
The point is that when a certain enterprise owns desktops, this enterprise is free to check what purposes workers use their devices for- just like chief executives would check the volume of gas spent when driving the company car.