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allay

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. She tried to allay their fears but only ended up heightening them.
2. In order to allay these doubts, the Commission asked for additional clarifications and documents.
3. Following the formal investigation, the Commission has concluded that Poland has not been able to allay its doubts concerning misuse of the restructuring aid.
4. The Commission received no comments from the Italian authorities or from interested third parties wishing to allay the doubts raised when the formal investigation procedure was initiated.
5. The Commission received no comments from the Italian authorities or from interested third parties to allay the doubts raised when the formal investigation procedure was initiated.
6. Furthermore, the Commission regarded the opening as a means to allow the submission of the relevant information and comments to allay its abovementioned doubts.
7. As to the substance of the business plan, the Slovak authorities have not submitted any information that would allay the Commission's doubt as to whether the plan represents a genuine restructuring plan as required by the 1999 guidelines.
8. It is noted that in accordance with Article 19 of the basic Regulation, the related producer could have requested confidential treatment of information required to be submitted to allay any concerns about disclosure of confidential business data to competitors.
9. In order to allay the doubts expressed by the Commission in the opening decision, the Italian authorities submitted additional explanations and data supporting their view concerning the marginal incidence and the compatibility of the measures at hand.
10. Second, Slovenia sought to allay the European Commission's doubts regarding whether or not Novoles Straža belongs to a larger business group by explaining the particularities of the ownership structure in Slovenia, as presented above, and by correcting the percentages of the participating interests of the shareholders.
11. In order to allay the doubts expressed by the Commission in the decision to initiate the procedure, the Italian authorities submitted additional explanations and data supporting their views concerning the eligibility of the grounds for extending the delivery limit and the compatibility of the measure in question.
12. In his Order of 19 December 2001, the President of the Court of First Instance observed that this unusual request might convince companies not to leave Gibraltar and must, at first sight, allay to a considerable extent any concerns that beneficiaries might have [15].
13. Since the Commission was unable in the spring of 2003 to allay, on the basis of its own analysis, the remaining doubts as to the bank’s viability raised by the failure of the privatisation process and the strongly negative aggregate result for 2002 and since a suitable, effective insulation of the credit risks existing above all in the real estate financing field was, according to Germany, impossible to achieve without further aid, the Commission made sure with the help of independent experts that, apart from a few points, the bank had made adequate provision for the existing risks and had built up suitable reserves.
14. Poland provided the Commission with the first part of its comments on the initiation of the procedure in connection with the Bill on the early termination of Power Purchase Agreements by letter dated 28 December 2005, registered by the Commission on 4 January 2006, which described the action taken to allay the concerns expressed by the Commission on the Bill. Second, following a request for a deadline extension which was accepted by the Commission on 12 January 2006, the Polish authorities provided their comments on the Commission's assessment of the PPAs by letter dated 23 January 2006, registered by the Commission on 26 January 2006.