Examples of using Aid in question in English and their translations into Danish
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Austria stressed that the aid in question was limited to the minimum since the guarantee agreements alone were not sufficient to maintain a satisfactory level of solvency
whereas it should therefore be specified that the financing of the aid in question is governed by Article 3 of Regulation(EEC) No 729/70;
within a sufficient time limit fixed by the contracting entity, that the aid in question was granted legally.
the main part of the aid in question having been declared compatible with the common market.
The Commission stated that even if the aid in question were to be considered as regional,
an application for staged reimburse ment of the aid in question.
it was only after the proceedings relating to the secur- ity were brought before the Italian courts that the applicants became aware that they would not obtain payment of the aid in question from the security.
its interests might be affected by the grant of the aid in question.
Moreover, it would seem impossible, anyway, from a legal viewpoint, to authorise the aid in question, in view of the condition not to grant any further aid in future to Spanish shipyards,
The commission decided not to object to the implementation of the aids in question in 23 cases, eight of which were first considered in 1982.
the Commission had already stressed the need for the Belgian steel industry to reduce production capacity in order to justify the aids in question.
On 21 June 1996 the Austrian Government notified the Commission of the aid in question in. .
Irregularities": any non-compliance with the relevant rules for the granting of the aid in question;
The first and frequently the most complex step in the Commission's examination is to check whether the aid in question meets the criteria set out in Article 921.
the Republic of Austria maintains that its notification of the aid in question to the Commission was complete after the Commission had received Austria's answers to the questions asked in its second letter or.
It follows that the Commission did not commit an error of law in considering that the aid in question comes within the scope of the ECSC Treaty without having previously ascertained whether it has an'effect on Community trade.
The aid in question cannot be said to be compatible with the Treaty as it does not meet the requirements of necessity
Accordingly, and as no mechanism for implementing the aid in question has yet been defined,
While it is possible that the aid in question is compatible with the German systems
The Commission's decision addressed to the Member State concerned made explicit reference to the recipient of the individual aid in question and that State had communicated the decision to the recipient, stating that it could bring an action for annulment against it.