Examples of using Temporary framework in English and their translations into German
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Temporary framework.
Aid granted to the real economy- Temporary Framework.
The Temporary Framework of 17 December 200865.
This amendment meets the conditions of the Commission's Temporary Framework.
The Temporary Framework allows companies to overcome financial problems arising from the current credit squeeze.
The rules are de minimis, block exception for education, and temporary framework.
In the latter case, the Temporary Framework is not the appropriate instrument to address the company's problems.
Commissioner, my first question therefore is: how temporary is the temporary framework, and how will it be phased out?
The temporary framework for state aid measures helps companies to access finance in the face of restrictive bank lending.
In particular, companies in difficulties will be excluded from temporary framework measures as of 1 January 2011.
In 2008, the Commission adopted the Temporary Framework(TF)30 aimed at facilitating companies' access to finance in the context of the crisis.
Those communications relating to the financial sector were complemented with guidance on the assessment of crisis-relatedsupport measures to the real economy the so-called Temporary Framework, see below.
The temporary framework is to be seen as part of a wider Commission response to the economic crisis, namely the European Economic Recovery Plan.23.
The Commission found theamended scheme to be consistent with the Commission Communication on short-term export-credit insurance and with the Temporary Framework for state aid measures to support access to finance in the current financial and economic crisis see IP/08/1993.
The Temporary Framework is to be seen as a part of a wider Commission response to the economic crisis, the European Economic Recovery Plan42.
In general, Member States considered the Temporary Framework as a useful tool which has provided an important support for companies.
The Temporary Framework allows Member States, to grant loans and guarantees against adequate remuneration and under certain conditions.
This scheme is an application of the Commission's Temporary framework for State aid measures to support access to finance in the current financial and economic crisis.
The Temporary Framework allows Member States to provide companies with export credit insurance when this is not available on the private market.
In particular, I have to underline that State aid granted under the temporary framework cannot be subject, de jure or de facto, to additional conditions concerning location of investments or the geographic distribution of restructuring efforts.
The Temporary Framework was introduced after the fall of Lehman Brothers as the ensuing financial crisis rendered companies' access to finance difficult.
In addition, the Commission adopted a new temporary framework(31) providing Member States with additional possibilities to tackle the effects of the credit squeeze on the real economy.
The Temporary Framework was introduced after the fall of Lehman Brothers as the ensuing financial crisis rendered difficult companies' access to finance see IP/08/1993 and MEMO/08/795.
The scheme meets the conditions laid down in the Commission's Temporary Framework giving Member States additional possibilities for providing businesses with improved access to financing during the economic and financial crisis see.
The new Temporary Framework for State aid measures adopted in December 20084 slightly adapted on 25 February 2009 was designed to allow Member States to provide aid to companies facing problems of acess to liquidity.
In a next step, guided by the Temporary Framework, Member States started to provide additional incentives for the real economy to continue or resume investment.
The Temporary Framework is open to support all sectors of the economy but excludes aid that would remedy pre-existing structural problems and hence does not apply to companies in difficulty before the crisis.
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.