Examples of using Aid measures in English and their translations into Swedish
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Member States must ensure that all aid measures are notified and that recovery decisions are promptly implemented.
Are we considering trade measures, aid measures, and other concrete
The Accession Treaty requires the Commission to publish a list of aid measures it has approved as existing aid. .
intends to bring forward comprehensive proposals on trade and aid measures within the coming weeks.
For other animal product aid measures expenditure totalled EUR 11.7 million, an overrun of EUR 1.7 million for beekeeping aid. .
For 10 years, the European Union has financed EUR 145 million of aid measures to Cuba: the results have been far from brilliant.
The judgment is interesting as it clarifies some procedural rules to be applied by the Commission when assessing aid measures.
If we needed reasons to be more effective, the actions undertaken in our countries and the Union's aid measures are intertwined with the loss of human life.
SME aid measures were approved in 2004
It is also essential to ensure that- as is the case with other aid measures- direct payments are administered as efficiently as possible and that excessive red-tape is avoided.
It is exclusively financed by the company's own commercial revenues and various aid measures granted by Greece.
including individual aid measures, must be ensured by the member States and will be monitored by the Commission.
The aid measures, introduced by Law 461/98
Some of the aid measures(write-off of public liabilities)
Some of the aid measures(write‑off of public liabilities)
Cyprus shall submit an annual report to the Commission on the implementation of the State aid measures, indicating the aid forms
These Guidelines would expire at the end of 2013 as the aid measures should only concern coal mines closing in the context of the expiry of the Coal Regulation.
The EESC is of the view that the direct beneficiaries of aid measures can and should also contribute to enhancing their effectiveness.
It can therefore be assumed from experience that these horizontal aid measures are usually com patible with the common market.
It can therefore be assumed from experience that these horizontal aid measures are usually compatible with the common market.