Examples of using Eni in English and their translations into Slovak
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In addition, as regards Eni and Versalis, that amount was increased by 65% on the ground that those undertakings had been participating in the infringement in question for six years and six months.
of other procedural rules, Eni argues that the Commission does not identify those rules in it pleading
a joint venture with Eni, which in turn controlled 49% of SeverEnergia,
the Italian company Eni“South Stream AG” was registered in Switzerland.
Italys Eni SpA and the Netherlands Royal Dutch Shell Plc havepledged to end their investments in Irans energy sector,
world's 100 largest companies, Enel, Eni and Telecom Italia.
world's 100 largest companies: Enel, Eni, and Telecom Italia.
given that the Commission had regarded Eni as liable only as a result of its role as parent company
the presumption of liability, with the consequence that the liability imputed to Eni was strict and the presumption of liability was irrebuttable.
since the infringement at issue was not imputed to Eni on the basis of succession,
Tourism said it has awarded three offshore blocks- one to Italy's Eni, one to an Eni/Total partnership,
Shell and Eni had known that the funds would be transferred to that shell company,
In that context, is the fact, which Eni does not dispute, that Syndial was directly involved in the infringement in question, at least until the transfer of its chemical business to Versalis, and that Syndial, when it was directly involved in the infringement, was controlled by Eni.
In the present case, for the entire duration of the infringement in question, Eni held, directly or indirectly, at least 99.97% of the capital in the companies which were directly active within its group in the BR and ESBR sectors, namely EniChem Elastomeri, EniChem SpA and Versalis, which Eni does not dispute.
Christine Becker and Eni Kabashi, Auditors.
that term being defined in recital 36 to the contested decision as“any company owned by Eni SpA”', which the General Court considered‘relatively imprecise'.
the General Court found that‘that cannot prove that Eni allowed its subsidiaries complete independence in defining their conduct on the market'(paragraph 98 of the judgment under appeal).
Furthermore, the General Court held that the fact that Eni held 100% of the capital of the undertakings active in the production of BR and ESBR only indirectly‘does not, in itself, show that Eni and the undertakings at issue did not form a single economic entity'(paragraph 102 of the judgment under appeal).
namely Eni, which wholly controlled the companies which were the addressees of those decisions, EniChem SpA
indicating that‘Eni' had been‘involved' in those decisions.