Examples of using Individually concerned in English and their translations into Slovak
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may be directly and individually concerned by that decision within the meaning of the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC,
In those circumstances, the Court of First Instance accordingly held that Saint-Gobain Glass Deutschland had failed to demonstrate that it was individually concerned by the contested decision because of its supposed membership of a closed class of operators.
Sony was the only authorised importer of the product in question in the Community was not important in establishing that it was individually concerned.
according to well-established case-law, the beneficiary of aid is individually concerned by a Commission decision declaring that aid to be incompatible with the common market.
It follows that the applicants are directly and individually concerned, within the meaning of the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC, by the contested decision and that the application must be declared admissible in its entirety.
Member States and any person directly and individually concerned may refer to the Commission any act as referred to in paragraph 1,
Consequently, in the present case, the applicants' involvement in that procedure is not sufficient to support their being regarded as individually concerned for the purposes of the fourth paragraph of Article 263 TFEU.
(Appeal- Regulation(EC) No 384/2004- Classification of certain goods in the Combined Nomenclature- Person not individually concerned- Appeal in part manifestly inadmissible
Case T-183/04(Actions for annulment- Common CustomsTariff- Classification in the combined nomenclature- Person not individually concerned- Inadmissibility).
the applicant maintains that the factual circumstances which gave rise to that case are not the only‘exceptional circumstances' which could render an undertaking individually concerned.
Case T-82/06: Apple Computer International v Commission of the European Communities(Action for annulment- Common Customs Tariff- Classification in the Combined Nomenclature- Person not individually concerned- Inadmissibility).
from any person directly and individually concerned.
in accordance with Article 68 of the basic regulation, be directly and individually concerned by the decision in order to be able to lodge an appeal before the Board of Appeal.
the plea of inadmissibility which the Commission raised with a view to securing a ruling that the applicants were not directly and individually concerned by the contested decision for the purposes of the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC.
since it interpreted the expression‘individually concerned' too broadly.
in bringing proceedings and were not individually concerned by the contested decision since the vessels in respect of which requests for an increase in capacity had been made were fictitious.
was not individually concerned by that decision within the meaning of the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC.
not they were individually concerned.
he may be regarded as directly and individually concerned by the contested decision, within the meaning
meaning of Article 88(2) EC and as being directly and individually concerned, in so far as its market position has been substantially affected by the aid to which its complaint relates.

