Examples of using Measure in question in English and their translations into Slovak
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The measure in question was worth 0.1% of GDP.
Here EDF counters with the argument that theGeneral Court did not assess the measure in question exclusively on the basis of its objective.
It is not disputed that the measure in question is connected with the exercise of the prerogatives of public authority.
The decision of 31 January 2007 does not make it possible tounderstand the reasons which led the Parliament to adopt the measure in question.
If the measure in question has already been applied in the past, what environmental results have been obtained?
At the end of that examination, the Commission may decide that the measure in question does not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87 EC.
The measure in question will remove those regulations which have now become obsolete and which in fact date back to the year 1960.
It may, acting by a qualified majority, amend or repeal the measure in question within one month following the day on which it was referred to the Council.
The measure in question is binding on approximately 250 large industrial undertakings which do not belong to any particular sector of production.
As it did not have the necessary powers, the Commission was compelled to close thosecases without having been able to decide whether the measure in question was legal.
Evidence to show that the measure in question had been in keeping with the conduct of a private investor in a market economy'.
By letter of 23 January 2003 the Netherlands authorities notified the Commission pursuant to Article 88(3)EC of a NOx emission trading scheme(‘the measure in question').
The measure in question, taken as a whole, does not therefore favour certain undertakings or the production of certain goods in the sense of Article 87(1) EC.
It is in the light of those principles that the court must examine whether the measure in question confers on its beneficiaries an advantage financed through State resources.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands, supported by the Federal Republic of Germany,observes that it asked the Commission to take a decision confirming that the measure in question did not constitute State aid.
The Commission contends that the measure in question is not comparable to the Belgian system and that the PreussenElektra caselaw(paragraph 53 above) does not apply to the present case.
A restriction on intraCommunity trade in medicinal products can be justified in order toprotect public health only if the measure in question observes the principle of proportionality.
The measure in question imposes, as is clear from the order for reference, an obligation to occupy and use a dwelling in a specific place, without restricting the possibility of moving freely throughout the national territory and remaining there.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands is also wrong in claiming that the measure in question is similar to that referred to in PreussenElektra, cited in paragraph 53 above.
The Commission shall, if no agreement has been reached, adopt a decision by means of an implementing act to make the financial corrections required by cancelling all orpart of the contribution of the EGF EFT to the measure in question.
According to the first subparagraph of paragraph 1.5 of the contested decision, the measure in question applies to all industrial facilities with an installed total thermal capacity of more than 20 MWth.
Secondly, determining whether the tax measure in question constitutes a derogation from that system in so far as it differentiates between economic operators who, in light of the objectives intrinsic to the system, are in a comparable factual and legal situation.
Moreover, the intervention of the Cassa Conguaglio[Equalisation Fund for the Electricity Sector]was purely incidental and the measure in question cannot therefore be classified as constituting State resources.
Moreover, the Kingdom of the Netherlands explains that the measure in question is not comparable to the Danish or British schemes,in which the allowances- the number of which is fixed in advance- are distributed free of charge by the authorities.
The consultation, each Party shall provide sufficient factualmaterial to enable fully to assess the way in which the measure in question is likely to affect the operation and application of this agreement.
Energy savings which result from the implementation of Unionlegislation may not be claimed unless the measure in question goes beyond the minimum required by the Union legislation in question, whether by setting more ambitious energy efficiency requirements at national level or increasing the take up of the measure. .
Arguments in support of the plea:the Commission failed to take account of the fact that the measure in question contributed to ensuring the development of sustainable employment in the area concerned.
If so requested, the PGE shall immediately review the evidence with regard to the existence and nature of the measure in question and shall provide an opportunity for the Member applying ormaintaining the measure to demonstrate that the measure in question is not a prohibited subsidy.