Examples of using Leniency in English and their translations into Slovak
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Corporate statements(confessions made in the context of a leniency programme), however, cannot be disclosed;
Klaas Puul received full immunity from any fines under the Commission's 2006 Leniency Notice, because it was the first company to provide information about the cartel.
Chunghwa received full immunity from fines under the Commission's 2006 Leniency Notice for the two cartels, as it was
The Commission observes in that regard that the 2002 Leniency Notice replaced the 1996 Leniency Notice from 14 February 2002.
The Spanish Police is unlikely to give any leniency for turning up late
then Master will show no leniency.
then Master will show no leniency.
Commission spokesman Amadeu Altafaj would not confirm the figure and said that to count on leniency, a country's public debt must be below 60% of gross domestic product.
Concerning cartels, the functioning of the leniency notice, including the procedures for handling corporate statements, will be reviewed.
The intention of the rapporteur is to give an additional incentive to undertakings to apply for leniency by reducing costs for translating leniency applications, where possible.
endorsed unanimously the report on leniency convergence under the ECN Model Leniency Programme221.
Several international concerns while submitting a marker or leniency application to the Czech and Slovak competition authorities;
their other crimes happen as the government shows extreme leniency towards Taliban prisoners," the daily Arman-e-Millie said in an editorial.
Four of the cartel decisions adopted in 2006 were based on the 2002 Leniency Notice and one on the 1996 Leniency Notice.
The Commission and Member States' NCAs also cooperated in the early stages of several cases in which parallel leniency applications had been received.
prosecuted as a terrorist without leniency or exception.
Submits evidence of the alleged secret cartel which represents significant added value for the purpose of proving an infringement covered by the leniency programme, relative to the evidence already in the national competition authority's possession at the time of the application.
On those grounds, the Commission granted UCB a reduction under section D of the 1996 Leniency Notice of 30% of the amount of the fine which would otherwise have been imposed on it(recitals 227 to 231 to the Decision).
Undertakings which cooperate with competition authorities under a leniency programme play a key role in exposing secret cartel infringements and in bringing them to an end,
of the 1996 Leniency Notice need not necessarily be sufficient in itself to establish the existence of the cartel,