Examples of using Restructuring programme in English and their translations into Polish
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Amendment 7 sets out the main objectives of the milk fund restructuring programme.
Advisory services when implementing the restructuring programme provided by the experienced managers and analysts.
I am particularly pleased with our report's request to set up a milk fund restructuring programme.
Adopt and start implementing a restructuring programme in the steel sector in line with EU requirements.
The fifth and final programme considered to constitute a subsidy was the October 2001 restructuring programme.
The restructuring programme of the company includes cutting capacity and restructuring its activities.
In such situation, the creditors can assure that the restructuring programme is implemented correctly.
The EESC welcomes the Commission proposal on a restructuring programme, but calls for growers to have a right to codecision and for aid to be granted to growers affected by factory closures to help them to restructure their farms.
In 90. the company was converted into single member State Treasury joint-stock company and a restructuring programme started.
Areas newly declared eligible by the Member States under a restructuring programme must not exceed the area newly declared ineligible under that programme by more than 5.
Objective: To allow for further operation of the company in difficulty until the restructuring programme is elaborated.
Following from this,the Bulgarian government prepared a revised National Restructuring Programme(NRP) which was approved by the government on 13 September 2006 and formally notified to the Commission on 19 September 2006.
Article 1.1(b) of the SCM Agreement in determining that a benefit was conferred on Hynixby the KEIC guarantee, the KDB debenture programme, the May 2001 restructuring programme and the October 2001 restructuring programme;
However, as noted in this Regulation, the May 2001 restructuring programme would not in any event be countervailed, given that the largest proportion of the benefit would have been accounted for in the October 2001 measures.
Since the current anti-dumping measures were imposed,the Community industry has undergone a restructuring programme aimed at improving its competitiveness.
The Panel summarised the facts concerning the October 2001 Restructuring Programme in the followingterms:“7.111 The fifth and final programme considered to constitute a subsidy was the October 2001 Restructuring Programme.
Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement in determining that the Syndicated Loan, the KEIC Guarantee,the KDB Debenture Programme and the October 2001 Restructuring Programme constituted a financial contribution by the Government of Korea(‘GOK');
The Committee welcomes does not support the Commission proposal on a restructuring programme, but calls for growers to have a right to codecision and for aid to be granted to growers affected by factory closures to help them to restructure their farms.
Accordingly, under these circumstances,the Commission finds that the amount of the benefit to Hynix could not exceed the full amount of the funds obtained by Hynix as a result of the operation of the debt to equity swap in the October 2001 restructuring programme.
The rate of subsidization for this October 2001 Restructuring Programme was calculated to be 19,4 per cent.
The bonds purchased as part of the May 2001 Restructuring Programme cannot serve as a basis for determining the commercial reasonableness of the new loan and the debt rollover, as Hynix's financial situation deteriorated substantially between May and October 2001.
On behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.-(PT) Generally speaking, we agree with Mrs Jeggle's proposals in the three reports she has presented,notably the proposal to use the budgetary savings to set up a restructuring programme which could be used for marketing support and nutrition information on quantities of milk and milk products.
Chapter 2 of Council Regulation(EC) No 637/2008 of 23 June 2008 amending Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 and establishing national restructuring programmes for the cotton sector24 provided that each cotton producing Member State has, either every four years and for the first time by 1 January 2009, to submit to the Commission a draft four-year restructuring programme or submit to the Commission,by 31 December 2009, a single draft modified restructuring programme for a duration of eight years.
The loans remaining with the banks of the first category were subject to maturity extensions and interest rate cuts as explained above.112The EC considered that the participation by the six Option 1 banks in the October 2001 Restructuring Programme constituted a financial contribution by the government which conferred a benefit on Hynix.
Concerning your amendment that would introduce a milk fund to finance a restructuring programme, I would underline that the proposals contained in the milk mini-package are really not of a restructuring nature.
Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement in determining that the May 2001 Restructuring Programme constituted a financial contribution by the government;
However, the Commission pursuant to article 12 of the Protocol 2 accepted a change of the restructuring programme, by which the permanent closure has been postponed by six months until the 30 June 2006 production will be stopped on 31 December 2005.
The Panel found that the determination that the creditor banks were directed to participate in the May 2001 Restructuring Programme and that their purchase of KRW 1 trillion of convertible bonds(‘CBs') as part of the Programme therefore constituted a financial contribution by the GOK was not consistent with Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement8.
The Panel found that the EC reached a reasonable andreasoned conclusion on the basis of the record before it that the October 2001 Restructuring Programme conferred a benefit on Hynix.[58] However, as regards the amount of the benefit, the Panel report indicates that the EC should, as a matter of WTO law, re-examine the question of the availability of alternative benchmarks.
Under the terms of the Additional Protocol the extension is subject to fulfilment of a number of conditions,namely that Bulgaria submits to the Commission a restructuring programme and business plans, and that the Commission provides a final assessment of whether that programme and plans meet the requirements listed in Article 9(4) of Protocol 2 to the Europe Agreement, and that the Council decides that the programme and plans are in compliance with that Article.
