Examples of using Expost in English and their translations into Slovak
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Federal Republic of Germany, first, to omit the measures for expost adjustment which are referred to therein and, second, to notify the Commission of their omission;
whether that criterion precludes measures for the expost adjustment of the allowances allocated that are linked to a reduction in production volume.
A preliminary point to note is that it is common ground between the parties that the expost adjustments at issue are linked, primarily,
Consequently, the Commission has demonstrated that certain of the expost adjustments at issue,
It should therefore be determined whether the expost adjustments at issue are compatible with the‘sub-objectives' of Directive 2003/87 referred to in paragraphs 124 to 126 above, with which achievement of the principal objective
Furthermore, while it is true that the expost adjustments at issue are liable to deter operators from reducing their production volume
On the contrary, insofar as the expost adjustments at issue deter operators from reducing their production in conflict with their own forecasts,
In this respect, the Commission cannot legitimately submit that the expost adjustments at issue are not capable of promoting the objective of reducing emissions, since the allowances
arguments to call into question the legality of the expost adjustments at issue in light of the objective of preserving the integrity of the internal market.
precision of that guidance as regards any prohibition of the expost adjustments at issue in light of the directive's objectives(see paragraphs 112
In recital 4 of the contested decision, the Commission states that the expost adjustments applicable to new entrants are contrary to criterion 5 of Annex III to Directive 2003/87,
In cases of this kind, downward expost adjustments would be an appropriate
determine whether the Commission correctly applied the principle of equal treatment to a given case concerning the application of expost adjustments, it is appropriate to begin by considering whether it duly verified whether
So far as concerns the Commission's argument that the expost adjustments are not necessary
Apart from the fact that if expost adjustments are possible the parties concerned will tend to display less diligence in developing the NAP, thereby affecting the
It considers that the possibility of making downward expost adjustments may give rise to unjustified preferential treatment of new entrants in that they are liable to obtain at the outset a higher quantity of allowances than the quantity which they could have hoped for had such a possibility not existed,
when the operator is aware that any fall in production diverging from his own forecasts will be penalised by the application of expost adjustments, his incentive to reduce production in order to free up allowances is affected,
of its general conclusion, in recital 4 of the contested decision, that the expost adjustments applicable to new entrants are contrary to criterion 5 in that they are liable to favour new entrants compared to other operators, who are not
preclude accepting that downward expost adjustments of the allowances allocated are lawful(see paragraphs 93 to 118 above).
because the application of such expost adjustments would discriminate new entrants compared to the operators of other installations in respect of which no expost adjustments to their allocation are permitted by[Directive 2003/87].