Examples of using Undertaking established in English and their translations into German
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The proposal allows any undertaking established in the Community to submit a project to the Commission.
Nationals of a third country employed or lawfully used by an undertaking established in a Member State.
In fact, any undertaking established in a Member State can be supervised and penalties imposed on it, regardless of the place of residence of its managers.
Appeal- State aid- Levy on bets taken on horse races-Transfer of resources to an undertaking established in another Member State.
For non-registered vessels operated by an undertaking established in one of these States, the contribution shall be paid into the fund of the Member State in which the undertaking is established. .
Mobile staff in civilaviation" means crew members on board a civil aircraft, employed by an undertaking established in a Member State.
Article 13 Member States' legislation shall provide that an undertaking established in a Member State may cover within that State, by way of provision of services, at least.
This directive shall also apply outside the territory of the Community to occurrencesinvolving aircraft registered in a Member State or operated by an undertaking established in a Member State.
Apart from Selco, an undertaking established in a special market segment, MSG will probably be the only supplier of such services on the German market in the near future and will thus have a monopoly.
Competition- State aid- Levy on bets taken on horseraces-Transfer of resources to an undertaking established in another Member State First Chamber, extended composition.
Any undertaking established in a European Community country would be free to operate a new regular international service whether or not it is already operated by one or more other transport undertakings.
When an occurrence involves aircraftregistered in a Member State or operated by an undertaking established in a Member State, this occurrence should be reported even when it happened outside the territory of the Community.
This Regulation shall apply to cargo-carrying vessels and pusher craft providing transport services on own account or forhire or reward and registered in a Member State or, if not registered, operated by an undertaking established in a Member State.
Member States' legislation shall provide that an undertaking established in a Member State may cover within that State by way of freedom to provide services from an establishment in another Member State at least.
Third-country nationals who, under agreements between the Union and its Member States and third countries, enjoy rights offree movement equivalent to those of citizens of the Union or are employed by an undertaking established in those third countries;
Involving aircraft registered in a Member State or operated by an undertaking established in a Member State, which have occurred outside the territory of the Community, when such investigations are not carried out by another State;
The right to carry out his/her assignment at the sites of clients of the entities belonging to the group of undertakings listed in the additional document provided for in Article 11(4),as long as the employment relationship is maintained with the undertaking established in a third country.
Ii investigations into serious incidents involving aircraft registeredin a Member State or operated by an undertaking established in a Member State, when such investigations are not carried out by another State.
Drivers from a third country who work for an undertaking established in one or more Member States and are not normally resident in the Community, within the meaning of paragraph 1 above, shall undergo the training required in the Member State in which the undertaking employing them is established. .
In particular, this Directive should not affect the terms and conditions of employment which, pursuant to Directive 96/71/EC,apply to workers posted by an undertaking established in a Member State to provide a service in the territory of another Member State.
Intra-corporate transfer' means the temporary secondment of a third-country national from an undertaking established outside the territory of a Member State and to which the third-country national is bound by a work contract, to an entity belonging to the undertaking or to the same group of undertakings which is established inside this territory;
In particular, this Directive should not affect the terms and conditions of employment which, pursuant to Directive 96/71/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 1996 concerning the posting of workers in the framework of the provision of services8,apply to workers posted by an undertaking established in a Member State to provide a service in the territory of another Member State.
The special contribution for vessels registered in another Member State orfor non-registered vessels operated by an undertaking established in another Member State shall be paid into one of the Funds set up in the Member States concerned, at the choice of the vessel-owner.
It must first be stated in that connection that the judgment in Mines de Potasse d'Alsace related to a situation in which the damage- to crops in the Netherlands- occurred at some distance from the event giving rise to the damage-the discharge of saline waste into the Rhine by an undertaking established in France- but by the direct effect of the causal agent, namely the saline waste which had moved physically from one place to another.
Under Community law as it stands, Articles 59 and60 of the EEC Treaty do not preclude an undertaking established in one Member State from being prohibited from appointing a carrier in another Member State to provide on its behalf internal transport at rates generally in force in the first Member State, using vehicles licensed in the second Member State for goods transport.
The special contribution for vessels registered in a Member State other than a Member State concerned orfor non-registered vessels operated by an undertaking established in a Member State other than a Member State concerned shall be paid into one of the Funds set up in the Member States concerned, at the choice of the vessel-owner.
That question was raised in proceedingsbrought by Nuova Agricast Srl(‘Nuova Agricast'), an undertaking established in the region of Apulia in Italy, against the Ministero delle Attività Produttive(Italian Ministry of Productive Activities), seeking damages alleged to arise from its failure to receive State aid as a result of the wrongful conduct of the Italian authorities in discussions with the Commission of the European Communities which preceded the adoption of the contested decision.
Articles 59 and 60 of the EEC Treaty and Articles 215 and 216 of the Act of Accession of the Kingdom of Spain andthe Portuguese Republic must be interpreted as meaning that an undertaking established in Portugal which provides services in the building and public works sector in another Member State may travel with its own staff which it brings with it from Portugal for the duration of the work.
The scope(amendment 1): this new wording of Article 1 is clearer andin particular extends the scope to drivers from third countries who work for an undertaking established in a Member State; this amendment was accepted in the amended proposal and also features in the common position, except for the fact that it uses the term"the activity of driving" instead of professional drivers in the first line in order to avoid any ambiguity;