Examples of using Contested measure in English and their translations into Italian
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the economic consequences of the contested measure for the applicants provides no grounds for concluding that the economic impact to which the applicants refer in the present case differentiates them within the meaning of the case law cited in paragraph 40 above.
under penalty of forfeiture, to the Authority that issued the provision within thirty days of notification of the contested measure, or sixty days if the applicant resides abroad,
in the situation as it appeared at the time of adoption of the contested measure.
the judgment under appeal, the measures notified by the United Kingdom and, consequently, the contested measure have the effect of depriving Infront of the power freely to dispose of its television broadcasting rights to the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cup finals.
The issue before this Court is whether the contested measure may none the less be justified,
brought this action for annulment of that decision of 8 June 1999 hereinafter'the contested measure.
that decision was a‘decision taking account of undertakings as to behaviour voluntarily entered into by the State during the phase of notification of the contested measure in order to clarify certain points'
on public access to Commission documents- Advisory Committee on Value Added Tax- Decision refusing access to documents- Withdrawal of contested measure- No need to adjudicate) cate.
in paragraph 146 of the judgment under appeal, that the contested measure leaves the national authorities no discretion, because it requires
according to the interveners in support of the Commission, even if the contested measure were annulled, the Commission would be unable to establish the infringement complained of, since the excessive duration of the entire administrative procedure would have constituted a breach of the interveners' rights.
whilst not the person to whom the contested measure is addressed, is in fact affected by it in the same way as is the addressee Municipality of Differdange,
the head of the Commission's delegation in Guinea sent the applicant a debit note in the amount of GNF 959 543 835(EUR 397 126.02)(the‘contested measure'), fixing 25 May 2004 as the final date for payment.
it should be pointed out that the Court of First Instance did not decide that Infront was individually concerned by the contested measure for the sole reason that the measure would involve adverse economic consequences for that company.
refused to accept that the applicant associations had occupied a clearly circumscribed position as negotiator which was intimately linked to the subject-matter of the contested measure.
that the decision made thereafter would result in withdrawal of the contested measure.
agency or fixed establishment, a company which could not claim the benefit of the contested measure, and a company having its registered office on German territory,
Since the applicant asked for clarifications concerning the contents of the contested measure, the head of the Commission's delegation in Guinea replied by letter of 18 May 2004,
It finds that the contested measures seek essentially to improve the competitiveness of operators established in Italy in order to strengthen their competitive position solely in the internal market.
The contested measures are forms of tax relief granted by means of State resources and, thus, amount to aid of that nature.
Lastly, the contested measures do not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the above aim.