Examples of using Temporary framework in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Temporary Framework Communication.
The Commission found that the Slovak scheme is in line with the Temporary Framework.
The Temporary Framework recognises that the entire EU economy is experiencing a serious disturbance.
I also announced that we are working on a new Temporary Framework, to complement existing possibilities.
Guided by the Temporary Framework, Member States also started to ease business's financing constraints.
Statement by Executive Vice-President MargretheVestager on a draft proposal for a State aid Temporary Framework to support the economy in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Temporary Framework makes clear that such aid is direct aid to the banks' customers, not to the banks themselves.
The €2 billionSlovak employment aid scheme complies with our Temporary Framework to enable Member States to grant State aid to remedy the economic impact of the pandemic.".
The temporary framework is a horizontal instrument, which has allowed Member States to support all sectors of the economy hit by the crisis, including the car industry.
The scheme was approved under the State aid Temporary Framework adopted by the Commission on 19 March 2020, as amended on 3 April 2020.
In conclusion, the aid as it was granted under the second measure isnot in line with the provisions of the Export-credit Communication and the Temporary Framework.
This is to ensure that the Temporary Framework is not used for taxpayer support unrelated to the COVID-19 outbreak.
In this context, the Commission is also analysing existing State rules,to verify consistency with the principles endorsed in the Temporary Framework for State aid measures to support the economy in the current coronavirus outbreak.
Scaffolding is a temporary framework used to support people and material in the construction or repair of buildings and other large structures.
The escape clause provided in the Export-credit Communication(reiterated in the Temporary Framework) aims at addressing temporary lack of insurance coverage available to exporters.
More information on the temporary framework and other action the Commission has taken to address the economic impact of the Coronavirus pandemic can be found here.
This included detailed summaries of the Banking Communication, the Recapitalisation Communication, the Temporary Framework for the real economy, the Impaired Assets Communication25 and their application so far.
At the same time, the Temporary Framework sets a number of safeguards to avoid undue distortions of competition in the Single Market.
This evening, the European Commission has sent to Member States for consultation adraft proposal to extend the State aid Temporary Framework adopted on 19 March 2020 to support the economy in the context of the coronavirus outbreak.
In particular, the Temporary Framework Communication explains the main criteria that the Commission will follow in assessing these possible cooperation projects.
Today, the European Commission has sent to Member States for consultation a draft proposal tofurther extend the scope of the State aid Temporary Framework adopted on 19 March 2020 to support the economy in the context of the coronavirus outbreak.
In a next step, guided by the Temporary Framework, Member States started to provide additional incentives for the real economy to continue or resume investment.
This possibility complements that of taking general measures available to all companies, which would fall outside the scope of EU State aid control(as already clarified in the Commission Communication of 13 March andthe existing State aid Temporary Framework).
Some of the measures the temporary framework provides for, are of particular relevance for the car industry since they allow the financing of projects for the development of low emission vehicles.
Within just a few days, the Commission has taken14 State aid decisions based on this Temporary Framework to approve 22 national measures that provide much needed liquidity to European businesses in these difficult times.
Finally(iv), the new Temporary Framework will recognise the important role of the banking sector to deal with the economic effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, namely to channel aid to final customers, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises.
The Commission, therefore, is not proposing to extend the Temporary Framework as the normal aid rules, e.g. to promote risk capital investment, to improve energy efficiency or to help small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs), are equally adequate at this juncture.
Finally, according to the temporary framework, Member States had to give feedback to the Commission by 31 October, on its implementation and effectiveness in the reactivation of the bank lending and in supporting companies26.
From the State aid perspective, the new Temporary Framework for State aid measures adopted in December 20084 slightly adapted on 25 February 2009 was designed to allow Member States to provide aid to companies facing problems of acess to liquidity.
On 17 December 2008, the Commission adopted a temporary framework for State aid authorising Member States to ease access to finance for companies through subsidised guarantees and loan subsidies for investments in products going beyond EU environmental standards.