Examples of using Lingus in English and their translations into Polish
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insofar as Ryanair had not acquired control of Aer Lingus.
that under the current shareholding structure of Aer Lingus Ryanair already enjoys the power to block special resolutions requiring a 75% majority.
In particular, Ryanair may employ its shareholding in Aer Lingus to further its campaign against Dublin Airport's Terminal 2, which according to the applicant
this might be the case where Aer Lingus intends to enter into agreements with the Stateowned Dublin Airport Authority, for example, to redevelop the
the applicant submits that sound economic principles indicate that minority shareholdings such as Ryanair's shareholding in Aer Lingus distort competition between the companies concerned.
The airline was established in 1989 by Aer Lingus, Belton Air
the announcement of 700 savage job cuts in Aer Lingus.
In particular, on the assumption that only some 80% of Aer Lingus shares are going to be voted at a general meeting, which according to the applicant is the.
In this regard, as a preliminary point, it should be emphasised that it is not being claimed by the applicant that Ryanair is in a position to exercise control over Aer Lingus.
the applicant has failed to demonstrate that the harm which Aer Lingus would allegedly suffer is of a type other than pecuniary.
The takeover of some airlines like BMI and Aer Lingus, who hold valuable slots in Heathrow
Aer Lingus would suffer serious
In this context Aer Lingus claimed that Ryanair's shareholding might give rise to serious harm to competition primarily in the context of two issues,
The applicant, Aer Lingus Group plc(‘the applicant' or‘Aer Lingus'), is a public limited company
During the bid period, Ryanair acquired further shares in Aer Lingus and, by 28 November 2006, held 25.17% of
In its written pleadings, Aer Lingus reported Ryanair's intention to interfere with the decision of the Board of Aer Lingus to abandon a number of routes
Furthermore, the Commission pointed out that Aer Lingus itself did not claim that the minority stake acquired would lead to control by Ryanair over Aer Lingus. .
In Ryanair/Aer Lingus I, Ryanair had already acquired a significant minority shareholding in its competitor,
Aer Lingus submitted that the Commission should take a decision under Article 8(4) of the Regulation requiring Ryanair to divest itself of its minority stake in Aer Lingus should the Commission prohibit the concentration.
In particular, as a shareholder of Aer Lingus having the right to receive a proportion of Aer Lingus' profits, Ryanair does not