Examples of using Manifest error in English and their translations into Slovak
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in this case, the Commission made a manifest error of assessment in finding that Chisso had been the first undertaking to adduce decisive evidence of the cartel's existence.
may constitute a manifest error of assessment, in which case the Commission is required to make a finding to that effect.
The Court of Justice in particular ruled that the Commission had made a manifest error of assessment by failing to take into account the duration of the bankruptcy proceedings and thus did not set out sufficient reasons for its decision.
Furthermore, at recital 48 to the contested decision, the Commission states that the Irish authorities did not make a manifest error‘in including in their notion of SGEI[s] services which go beyond those offered by the basic[social] security scheme'.
In the light of the foregoing, it must be concluded that the Commission did not make a manifest error of assessment when it considered that Chisso had been the first undertaking to adduce decisive evidence of the existence of the cartel.
the CFI found that the Commission did not make a manifest error of assessment when it considered that the concentration would cause an important potential competitor(GDP)
Consequently, the Court finds that the Commission did not make a manifest error in recognising the necessity of the introduction of the RES in the Irish PMI market
It follows from all of the foregoing that the Commission did not make a manifest error of assessment when it concluded that the evolution of the market revealed a risk that competition would be eliminated on the work group server operating systems market.
thereby committing a gross and manifest error of assessment.
the Commission committed a manifest error of assessment in considering that the criteria for including the applicants in the list of persons
Manifest error of assessment on the part of the General Court Contrary to the assertion of the General Court, if the addendum
The Court of First Instance rejected that plea, on the ground, set out in paragraphs 136 to 147 of the judgment under appeal that the Commission had not committed a manifest error of assessment when examining whether Article 95 CS was applicable.
of the duty to state reasons and a manifest error of assessment in so far as the contested decision asserts that the purported scheme gives rise to an advantage.
of the Staff Regulations, only a manifest error of assessment could by censured by the courts and the choice of a reference period of 12 years is not such an error. .
the decision was based on a manifest error of assessment.
Third plea in law, alleging a violation of Article 107 TFUE and manifest error of assessment in so far as the contested decision asserts that the purported scheme gives rise to an advantage.
the more likely it is that any manifest error of appreciation by the Commission,
(Agriculture- Common organisation of the markets in cereals- Taking-over of cereals by intervention agencies- Upgrading of the quality criteria for maize- Introduction of a new criterion of specific weight for maize- Breach of the principle of protection of legitimate expectations- Manifest error of assessment).
By his third plea, Mr Schlyter claimed that the decision at issue was vitiated by an error  of law, a manifest error of assessment and also failure to state reasons in the application of Article 4(6) of Regulation No 1049/2001. 15.
of the duty to state reasons and manifest error of assessment in so far as the contested decision asserts that the purported scheme as granting a selective advantage.