Examples of using Declared compatible in English and their translations into Slovak
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On this legal basis, the aid was declared compatible.
The concentration will thus be declared compatible with the internal market, within 25 working days from the date of notification, pursuant to Article 10(1) and(6) of the Merger Regulation.
Compensation in excess of those net costsconstitutes State aid which may be declared compatible on the basis of the applicable Union rules.
Where a law is declared compatible or incompatible with the Basic Law or other provisions of federal law, or void, the operative part of the decision must be published in the Bundesgesetzblatt…'.
(State aid- Article 88(3) EC- National courts- Recovery of unlawfully implemented aid-Aid declared compatible with the common market).
State aid to public service broadcasters may, however, be declared compatible where the requirements of Article 86(2) are fulfilled(as further specified in the broadcasting communication(87)).
Under Article 7(1), a concentration with a Community dimension maynot be implemented until it has been declared compatible with the common market.
It therefore follows that where an aidmeasure satisfies those conditions it must be declared compatible with the common market, even if the Commission adopted a different position in the context of an earlier notice concerning the measure in question.
By its third plea, Salzgitter accused the Commission of not considering on its own initiative, under Article 95 CS,whether the aid at issue could be declared compatible with the common market.
State aid involved intradable permit schemes may be declared compatible with the common market within the meaning of Article 87(3)(c) of the EC Treaty, provided that the conditions in points(a) to(d) of this point and point 141 are fulfilled.
It is apparent from the last sentence of Article 1 of thecontested decision that the contested aid was declared compatible with the common market under Article 87(3)(d) EC.
Where the companies do not pay at least the EU minimum,tax exemptions may still be declared compatible with the internal market but the Member State must demonstrate that it does not undermine the general environmental protection objective of the tax and that these derogations are necessary and proportionate.
The applicant is of the view that, since that provision was introduced by the EU Treaty, which entered into force on 1 November 1993,the contested aid could have been declared compatible with the common market only with effect from that date.
The Advisory Committee(15 Member States) agrees with the Commission that thenotified transaction must therefore be declared compatible with the internal market and the functioning of the EEA Agreement in accordance with Article 2(2) and 8(2) of the Merger Regulation and Article 57 of the EEA Agreement.
In case the Commission would nevertheless find that these measures constitute state aid in the meaning of Article 107(1) of the Treaty,SACE submitted that the measures should be recognised and declared compatible with the internal market(78).
It therefore follows that where an aid measure satisfies the conditionsset out in the preceding paragraph it must be declared compatible with the common market, even if the Commission adopted a different position in the context of an earlier notice concerning the measure in question.
Where a compensation for a service of general economic interest(SGEI) does not fulfil the conditions set out in the Altmark113 case law and therefore cannot escape qualification asState aid,it can however be declared compatible with the Treaty under Article 86(2)114.
Moreover, to consider that aid which hasnot been notified can be declared compatible with the common market by virtue of a derogation which was not in force when that aid was paid would result in conferring an advantage on the Member State which granted it in relation to any other Member State which might have intended to grant similar aid but refrained from doing so since there was no derogation authorising this.
In its legal assessment, the Commission concluded that the notified measure‘[did] not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) EC or[could]be declared compatible with the common market pursuant to Article 86(2)[EC]'(recitals 37 and 61 to the contested decision).
(28) In order to clarify and explain the Commission's appraisal of concentrations under this Regulation, it is appropriate for the Commission to publish guidance which should provide a sound economic framework for the assessment of concentrations with a view to determining whether ornot they may be declared compatible with the common market.
The Spanish authorities indicated that the public funding of CEATF, to the extent that such funding constitutes aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) of the Treaty,should be declared compatible with the internal market in view of its overall R& D&I objective and in light of the rules of the R& D&I Framework applicable to R& D&I infrastructures(47).
By letter of 2 June 2003, in response to the applicants' letter of 7 May 2003, the Commission informed the applicants that it had concluded that the RES did not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1)EC or could be declared compatible with the common market pursuant to Article 86(2) EC.
Similarly, it is necessary, where there has been a breach of the rights of the defence affecting a decision declaring a merger of undertakings incompatible with the common market, not to postulate that, in the absence of that breach,the notified concentration would have been declared compatible, explicitly or implicitly, but rather to assess the effects which the defect identified may have had on the decision that was reached.
Case C-199/06: Centre d'exportation du livre français(CELF) and Ministre de la Culture et de la Communication v Société internationale de diffusion et d'édition(SIDE)(State aid- Article 88(3) EC- National courts- Recovery of unlawfully implemented aid-Aid declared compatible with the common market)(Reference for a preliminary ruling from the Conseil dÉtat(France)).
Contrary to the arguments of a number of the interveners, I do not consider that an effective sanction for violation of the notification and standstill obligations laid down in Article 88(3) EC would be, inter alia, for the national court to order therecipient of an unlawful aid that was subsequently declared compatible by the Commission with the common market to pay interest on the aid for the period in which it was paid prematurely.
The present request for a preliminary ruling concerns the validity of CommissionDecision SG(2000)D/105754 of 12 July 2000 declaring compatible with the Treaty an aid scheme for investment in the less-favoured regions of Italy 2(‘the contested decision').
Therefore, the Commission proposes to the Council to make use of Article 107(3)(e) in order to define the categories of State aid in thehard coal sector that the Commission may declare compatible with the internal market.
Examination of the question referred has disclosed nothing capable of affecting the validity of CommissionDecision SG(2000)D/105754 of 12 July 2000 declaring compatible with the Treaty an aid scheme provided for under Italian legislation in the form of aid for investment in the less-favoured regions of Italy.
Following the agreement of 29/30 September 2008,the Council adopted a Decision declaring compatible with Community legislation the aid which Cyprus is going to grant to its farmers to compensate for the exceptional drought which has created havoc on the island in 2007 and 2008().
When the Community court annuls a Commission decision declaring compatible with the common market aid which, contrary to the prohibition laid down by the last sentence of Article 88(3) EC, had been implemented without awaiting the Commission's final decision, the presumption of the lawfulness of the acts of the Community institutions and the rule that annulment is retroactive apply in turn.