Examples of using Proposed commitments in English and their translations into Slovak
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A summary of the proposed commitments will be published in the EU's Official Journal.
In this press release, the overall figure of 134.9 billion refers topayments whereas all other figures mentioned refer to proposed commitments.
The implementation of the proposed commitments would be monitored by a trustee appointed by REPSOL.
On 26 November 2004 the Commission published a notice pursuant to Article 27(4) of Regulation(EC) No 1/200392,inviting interested third parties to submit their observations on Coca‑Cola's proposed commitments.
The implementation of the proposed commitments would be monitored by trustees appointed by ALROSA and De Beers, respectively.
The national regulatory authority shallassess the effect of the intended transaction together with the proposed commitments where applicable on existing regulatory obligations under this Directive.
The proposed commitments were market tested in a notice published pursuant to Article 27(4) of Regulation(EC) No 1/200367.
If you identify a problem with any part of the proposed commitments, the Commission would also invite you to suggest a possible solution.
(q) the power to consult consumers, consumer organisations, trader organisations, designated bodies, where applicable,and other persons concerned about the effectiveness of the proposed commitments in ceasing the infringement and removing the harm caused by it.
When the national regulatory authority assesses these proposed commitments, it shall determine in particular whether the offer to co-invest meets the following cumulative conditions.
In relation to GE's application, the CFI upheld the decision on the basis of the horizontal effects of the transaction on the markets for jet engines for large regional jets, corporate jet aircraft and small marine gas turbines,finding that the proposed commitments submitted by the parties were rightly rejected by the Commission.
The competent authorities concerned shall assess the proposed commitments by the trader responsible for the infringement and communicate to the trader the outcome of the assessment agreed upon among themselves.
(q) consult consumers, consumer organisations,designated bodies and other persons concerned about the effectiveness of the proposed commitments in ceasing the infringement and removing the harm caused by it.
Following the outcome of the market test of the proposed commitments, the Commission is considering whether to proceed to the adoption of a decision pursuant to Article 9(1) of Regulation(EC) No 1/2003, which would make revised commitments binding.
During the approval of the programmes, the Commission assesses the methodology based on which the paymentsare calculated as well as the baseline for the proposed commitments to ensure they only cover actions additional to mandatory requirements and practices normally carried out.
Following the outcome of the market test of the proposed commitments, REPSOL submitted revised commitments and the Commission envisages proceeding to the adoption of a decision pursuant to Article 9(1) of Regulation(EC) No 1/2003, which would make these revised commitments binding.
The national regulatory authority shall assess theeffect of the intended transaction ð together with the proposed commitments where applicable ï on existing regulatory obligations under Ö this Õ Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive).
The competent authoritiesconcerned by the coordinated action shall assess the proposed commitments and communicate the outcome of the assessment to the trader responsible for the widespread infringement or the widespread infringement with a Union dimension, and, where applicable, if remedial commitments have been offered by the trader, they shall inform consumers that claim that they have suffered harm as a consequence of that infringement.
In order to eliminate the competition concerns with regard to Austria and Bavaria,the parties proposed commitments which, however, were not considered sufficient to eliminate the competition concerns for the affected markets in Austria and Bavaria.
In addition to the fact that every case ofconcentration raises specific problems of competition, the proposed commitments as to conduct would have had only a very limited effect and monitoring of their application would have raised considerable difficulties, in view of the very large number of products and distributors to which those commitments could have applied.
Where the trader proposes commitments, the competent authorities concerned, may, where appropriate, publish the proposed commitments on their websites or, as appropriate, on the Commission website to seek the views of other parties concerned, including consumer organisations and trader organisations.
Where the trader proposes commitments, the competent authorities concerned may, where appropriate, publish the proposed commitments on their websites and on the Commission website to seek the views of other parties concerned and to verify whether those commitments are sufficient to cease the infringement and to compensate consumers.
Where the trader proposes commitments, the competent authorities concerned may, where appropriate,publish the proposed commitments on their websites and on the Commission website, in order to seek the views of other parties concerned, including consumer associations and trader organisations, and to verify whether those commitments are sufficient to cease the infringement and to compensate consumers.
Any civil society group in Europe may propose commitments and, once they are found conforming to the Charter objectives, sign the Charter.
The trader may also, on its own initiative, propose commitments to cease the infringement and to compensate consumers.
Who states in writing in a document separate from the investment commitment agreement that he is aware of the risks associated with the proposed commitment or investment.
The trader may also, on his own initiative, propose commitments to cease that infringement or offer remedial commitments to consumers that have been affected by that infringement.
(c) the trader responsible for the infringement proposes commitments which are insufficient to ensure the cessation of the infringement and the compensation of consumers harmed by the infringement; or.