Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Error of assessment in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In those circumstances, there can be no finding that the Commission made an error of assessment.
Third plea: manifest error of assessment by the Commission in relation to the adoption of interim measures.
The General court wrongly held that the Council had committed no‘manifest error of assessment'.
Discretion by a distortion or manifest error of assessment of the facts or by misuse of powers or abuse of process.
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To that extent, no manifest error of assessment has been demonstrated in respect of the analysis of the relevant markets carried out by the Commission.
that there has been no manifest error of assessment.
Since that error of assessment has consequences for the total amount of the fine to be imposed,
Action for annulment- Air transport- State aid- Interest-free loan- Amount of the aid- Principle of the market economy investor- Principle of proportionality- Manifest error of assessment- Statement of reasons- Need for exchange of argument between the Commission and the complainant.
The Council did not, therefore, make any error of assessment in referring to those factual circumstances
that there has been no manifest error of assessment(see Kali& Salz, paragraphs 223
The fifth limb of the first plea, alleging an error of assessment as to whether the Commission was aware that the aid at issue had been granted.
develop a databank on ecological tourism in Europe- PHARE Programme· Defective implementation of the Project- Error of assessment- Legitimate expectations.
In the absence of any manifest error of assessment by the Board of Appeal in this respect,
infringement of the principle of sound administration and error of assessment on the part of the ECB.
Nor does it fall to the Court to verify that there has been no error of assessment of the facts and evidence relied on by the Security Council in support of the measures it has taken
thirdly, manifest error of assessment by the Commission in exercising its power to adopt interim measures;
Finally, the applicant considers that the Commission breached its obligation to state reasons and made an error of assessment in stating in the contested decision that there was neither an agreement
to verify that there has been no error of assessment of the facts and evidence relied 6 In this instance, that re-examination procedure made
following an error of assessment or evolution in the thinking in relation to tariff classification,
Each of these two manifest errors of assessment was in itself sufficient to justify the Court of First Instance in annulling the first clearance decision.
It is clear from the caselaw that such errors of assessment by the persons concerned have no relevance in determining when time starts to run.
Instead, it also reviewed the substance of the Commission's analysis of market transparency for manifest errors of assessment.
With regard to the alleged manifest errors of assessment, the Commission refers to the broad powers it enjoys for determining whether aid is compatible under Article 87(3) EC.
The Court of First Instance found there to be such errors of assessment because the factual basis for the decision had been incomplete
three Commission merger prohibition decisions on account of lack of sufficient economic analysis and errors of assessment.
The applicants maintain, in essence, that the Commission made errors of assessment in finding, at recitals 50
the Court added that‘[t]he pleas alleging errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment, as well as misapplication of the concept of State aid,
The same applies to certain of the paragraphs of the judgment cited by the appellants which concern the evaluation by the Court of First Instance of the arguments alleging manifest errors of assessment, namely paragraphs 338,
Court of First Instance, in Mukand and Others v Council, declared that they contained manifest errors of assessment.