Examples of using Certain enterprises in English and their translations into Polish
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Security in certain enterprises.
not favour certain enterprises over others.
This scheme is considered specific because it is limited to certain enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(2)(a)
neutral within the meaning of Article 3(2)(b) of the basic Regulation since it favours certain enterprises over others.
The BKPM schemes explicitly limit access to the subsidy to certain enterprises which are not operating in certain sectors.
of the basic Regulation since they explicitly limit access to the subsidy to certain enterprises.
It is considered that this scheme is specific as it is limited to certain enterprises(see recitals 67 to 70) and therefore countervailable.
meaning of Article 3(2)(a) of the basic Regulation since they explicitly limit access to the subsidy to certain enterprises.
It is considered that this scheme is specific as it is limited to certain enterprises(see recitals 67 to 70)
It is known in advance that certain enterprises are more likely than others to be in a position to benefit from tax advantages for productivity improvement, just because of the type of business they are in.
Consequently, the access to this programme is dependent upon making investments in certain enterprises and it is not generally available.
It is known in advance that certain enterprises are more likely than others to be in a position to benefit from tax advantages for productivity improvement, just because of the type of business they are in.
In conclusion, this scheme is considered specific because it is limited to certain enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(2)(a)
the granting of disproportionately large amounts of subsidy to, certain enterprises.
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.
horizontal in application since the use of this scheme is limited only to certain enterprises.
The proposal submitted to us entails allowing the Member States to exempt certain enterprises(microentities) from the obligation to draw up
recitals 67 to 70), it is a fact that the provisions of Article 23 of TERCL restrict the benefits thereunder to certain enterprises.
As a result, the Commission finds that this scheme is explicitly limited to certain enterprises which comply with the conditions contained in the provisions of the specific additional note of the Customs Code.
they explicitly limit access to the subsidy to certain enterprises which are not operating in certain sectors.
Such kind of schemes clearly favour certain enterprises over others, because a company in an eligible region can obtain aid while its competitor located in a non-eligible region can not.
it is considered that this scheme is specific as it is limited to certain enterprises(see recitals 67 to 70)
recitals 67 to 70), it is a fact that the provisions of Article 23 of TERCL restrict the benefits thereunder to certain enterprises.
it is considered that this scheme is specific as it is limited to certain enterprises(see recitals 67 to 70)
of the basic Regulation since the use of this scheme is limited only to certain enterprises.
The basic principle of specificity is that a subsidy that distorts the allocation of resources within an economy by favouring certain enterprises over others should be subject to countervailing measures if it causes injury.
explicitly limits access to a subsidy to certain enterprises.
is that a subsidy that distorts the allocation of resources within an economy, by favouring certain enterprises over others, should be subject to countervailing measures if it causes injury.
threatens to distort competition by favouring certain enterprises and the production of certain goods in so far as it is likely to affect trade between Member States.
of the basic Regulation since it is explicitly limited to certain enterprises, which are located in designated areas, within the jurisdiction of the granting authority.
