Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Aid would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The aid would amount to BFR 725 million.
I have to say that any such purely production-related aid would violate all the WTO rules.
This aid would, however, be of a very short duration;
Thus, theirdevelopment needs were insufficient to compensate for the distortions ofcompetition which aid would cause.
Any spiritual aid would be greatly appreciated.
the project could not be considered mobile and the aid would not be necessary to carry out theproject in Berlin.
The aid would therefore have to be recovered by the German authorities.
The right amount turned out to be closer to ECU 30 million and additional aid would therefore have exceeded the maximum aid intensity.
Such aid would contribute to maintaining the situation of fleet overcapacity.
If Volvo would have carried out the training in any event, the aid would not be necessary
Such aid would have advantaged one company,
The question whether a disaster has a dimension justifying intervention at European level and the amount of the aid would be decided by the budgetary authority upon a proposal by the Commission.
The most suitable aid would be M4 submachine guns and C-130 transport planes.
The aid would go essentially to PSA and Renault,
Application of a uniform rate of aid would disadvantage Northern regions,
The aid would be granted under the WRAP programme, established to promote sustainable waste management.
The distortions of competition caused by the aid would therefore remain limited,
The aid would not facilitate any restructuring
The amount of the aid would, the Commission concluded, have to be recovered by the German authorities.
The aid would lead to the creation of 139 direct jobs
That humanitarian aid would be a welcome relief for the Syrian people during the Sacrifice Feast.
This aid would be given as part of a concerted programme with other industrialized countries
In its view this aid would be disproportionate to the restructuring expenses
Such aid would shift the burden of structural change on two other more efficient firms
Another section of aid would as in the past be used to finance regional measures to improve the standard of olive oil production.
That aid would not even be needed if more of the profits from production in the developing countries were to stay in those countries.
Any cancellation of the aid would lead merely to the end of production,
Such an aid would complement investment
Even better than this financial aid would be an initiative by the Commission to set up a cooperation programme with the nongovernmental organizations active in Romania.
Otherwise aid would be'contrary to the common interest'