Examples of using Block exemption in English and their translations into Polish
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The preliminary draft block exemption regulation provides that.
Calculation of market shares under the Block Exemption Regulation.
Excluded restrictions under the Block Exemption Regulation.
Hardcore restrictions under the Block Exemption Regulation.
It must also be assessed whether fiscal measures fall under block exemption regulations.
Date of implementation: After notification of the aid under the Block Exemption Regulation.
Aid granted under the block exemption regulations.
Antitrust: Commission adopts new Block Exemption Regulation for liner shipping consortia.
Relationship to other block exemption regulations.
Safe harbour created by the Block Exemption Regulation.
Replacement of Commission block exemption Regulation(EEC) No 1617/93.
However, the proportion of aid granted through block exemption schemes and individual aid has remained stable.
The new General Block Exemption Regulation allows Member States to approve a range of aid measures without first notifying the Commission, enabling faster processing of cases.
If not, would the Commission propose to replace the block exemption by a different legal instrument for liner shipping services applicable to trades to
A general‘block exemption' regulation(GBER) adopted in July 2008 made
The adoption of this exceptionally generous block exemption regulation can only be explained in its historical and political context.
A licence agreement cannot benefit from the block exemption if it contains a so-called hardcore restriction of competition;
The Commission has initiated a consultation on whether the block exemption for consultations on passenger tariffs should be maintained in its current form.
Such a ban may not benefit from a block exemption but may, if certain conditions are met, benefit from an individual exemption. .
Regulation 4056/86 is the most generous block exemption Regulation afforded to any industry sector in the European Union.