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common measure
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  • vierkwartsmaat
  • the usual (iambic) meter of a ballad

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common measure
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    • a time signature indicating four beats to the bar

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    common measure
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      • an integer that divides two (or more) other integers evenly

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      1. Compatibility of the aid measure with the common market
      2. Compatibility with the common market of the measure in question pursuant to Article 86(2) EC
      3. If this condition is not met, the Commission considers the measure incompatible with the common market.
      4. The measure in question therefore favours certain companies with respect to competitors in the common market.
      5. They take the view that the measure constitutes an important project of common European interest.
      6. Consequently, the aid granted under measure 8 must be considered incompatible with the common market.
      7. In addition, it had doubts as to the impact of the measure on the common market.
      8. Is the aid measure aimed at a well defined objective of common interest?
      9. The Commission therefore concludes that measure on loss carry forward is not compatible with the common market.
      10. Both such options would have been detrimental to the objective of common interest aimed at through the measure.
      11. Measures 2, 3, 5, and EUR 5910000 within Measure 4 can be declared compatible with the common market;
      12. Is the aid measure aimed at a well-defined objective of common interest, such as growth, employment, cohesion and environment?
      13. In summary, Ofex claims the proposed aid measure cannot be considered to be in the common interest.
      14. It follows from all of the foregoing that the aid measure in question is not compatible with the common market.
      15. For this reason, too, the Commission observed that the measure cannot be compatible with the common market [10].