Examples of using Aid schemes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Commission constantly monitors and reviews existing and new aid schemes.
The Commission authorised different aid schemes which aim at promoting combined transport as an alternative to road transport by compensating for its additional costs290.
The system for administering and controlling those aid schemes laid down in Annex IV of the proposal for the horizontal Regulation will also have to be compatible with IACS.
We are not going to do this by inventing new aid schemes. Nor, moreover, is there any money in the Budget for this.
through the market economy, and precisely because unnecessary and expensive aid schemes have not been introduced.
New aid schemes for business services,
regional or sectorial aid schemes.
Member States can notify aid schemes.
This will allow Member States to implement aid schemes much more quickly
is objecting to the obligation to phase out all existing aid schemes.
regional or sectorial aid schemes.
Germany to assist non-industrial inland waterway transport; these extended existing aid schemes until theend of 1999.
On 29 July the Commission authorised two aid schemes implementing measures under Structural Fund programmes in favour of SMEs in Greece in order to boost their technological innovation
Ineffective programmes to manage fleet capacity as well as inappropriate aid schemes have led to over-capacity and hence to dwindling stocks.
February the Commission approved national aid schemes in Germany212, Finland213 and Poland214.
regional or sectorial aid schemes.
Whilst it is possible to argue that all aid schemes of any kind should be removed,
Instead, we believe it should be decided to remove the aid as part of an overall reform of the EU's agricultural aid schemes.
In 2003, five Member States(Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, France and Spain) had adopted national aid schemes based on the 2002 TDM Regulation, which were subjected to approval by the Commission.
through Commission approved national aid schemes.