Examples of using Aid may be granted in English and their translations into Swedish
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Until such time as these external costs are borne by the firms responsible, aid may be granted to renewable-energy producers in proportion to the costs avoided, in order to compensate for the handicap they face.
before 1 February of the harvest year for which the production aid may be granted, the list of regions referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 12(3) of Regulation(EEC) No 1696/71;
Before 31 March of the harvest year for which the production aid may be granted, the varieties of hops cultivated on the registered area referred to in Article 13 of Regulation(EEC)
In respect of melons falling within CN code ex 0807 10 90, aid may be granted in a department for a quantity exceeding 3 000 tonnes provided that the total volume eligible for aid for all the overseas departments is not exceeded.
Aid may be granted up to 60%, or 75% in less favoured areas, of the real
animal welfare, aid may be granted with a view to guaranteeing compliance with those new standards only within the time limits set by Community legislation.
Without prejudice to the aid referred to at(a), aid may be granted to producer organisations that have been specifically recognised under Article 7a(1)
private storage aid may be granted for table wine,
Without prejudice to the aid referred to at(a), aid may be granted to producer organisations that have been specifically recognised under Article 7a(1)
Whereas in certain cases the aid may be granted directly to recognised producer groups
in particular by requiring that fishing effort objectives be met in all segments of the fleet before aid may be granted, and that no aid be granted where such objectives have been met by a reduction in activity rather than capacity.
it may be decided whether such aid should be fixed; whereas the aid may be granted if examination of this report reveals that the average return per hectare has been insufficient taking into account the present state
In future, the aid may be granted only where new jobs arecreated.
The aid may be granted only for a period exceeding 60 days but not exceeding.
Private storage aid may be granted for salted or unsalted butter produced from cream or milk.
Private storage aid may be granted to producer organisations which, throughout the fishing year in question.
No public aid may be granted for capacity withdrawn in association with the addition of new capacity.
No aid may be granted under this Regulation for measures to support research projects
Aid may be granted for the costs of the relocation of farm buildings in the public interest;
Similarly aid may be granted to OCTs taking in refugees or returnees to meet