Betekenis van:
concomitant

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002.
2. The Belgian authorities’ argument that a return on the investment may be presumed to be demonstrated where the public intervention is accompanied by concomitant and significant private backing cannot be accepted.
3. This overall positive trend was concomitant to an accentuated decrease in average prices, explained by the strong competition at extremely low prices faced in third country markets (see recital (35)).
4. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002. The accumulated additional losses amount to about €[…]million.
5. Accelerate the reform of energy utilities, in particular in the power and gas sectors, implement the Entities' action plans for restructuring the power sector, develop and implement concomitant plans regarding reform of the coal sector, establish a transmission system operator and distribution system operators in the gas sector and develop the internal gas market.
6. It is not enough that the firm may gain a benefit if there is not also a possible disadvantage to a client, or that one client to whom the firm owes a duty may make a gain or avoid a loss without there being a concomitant possible loss to another such client.
7. These discussions were all the more difficult as Geodis’s own position had deteriorated in the course of 2001. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002.
8. On compliance with the concomitance principle, the French authorities point out that, from the outset, the State shareholder took every step to ensure the concomitant participation of public and private shareholders and that it took no risk before private investors did.
9. Subject to the provisions of points 7 to 10, exposure values and risk‐weighted exposure amounts for such exposures shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions of Section 3 of Chapter 2 of Title V of Directive 2006/48/EC with references to ‘credit institutions’ in that Section interpreted as references to ‘institutions’, references to ‘parent credit institutions’ interpreted as references to ‘parent institutions’, and with concomitant terms interpreted accordingly.
10. Italy points out first of all that Alitalia had from 2000 pursued a policy of downsizing with a steady diminution of services on offer; consequently, the TKO (tonne kilometre offered) decreased from 5,7 billion in 2000 to 5,1 billion in 2001 and to 4,2 billion in 2002 with a concomitant reduction in the average daily use of aircraft (7 hours 41 minutes for a medium-haul aircraft in winter 2003-2004 compared with a market average of 8 hours 30 minutes).
11. For instance, GDF is the historic operator in a large neighbouring country, with access to a large and diversified gas portfolio, including LNG; GDF has priority access to H gas storage in Belgium; it owns L gas storage capacity in France near the border with Belgium; it is co-owner of certain transit pipelines through Belgium; and it shares control of certain entry points with concomitant capacity reservations on entry points.
12. Lastly, withdrawing the unlimited State guarantee enjoyed by EDF and GDF and therefore making them subject to the ordinary law on bankruptcy, without a concomitant reform of the pension scheme for the electricity and gas industries, would place all the enterprises in the sector, including new entrants, under the obligation to take over the pension liabilities of the two incumbents if they were declared bankrupt.
13. In the opening decision (points 98 and 99) and subsequently as part of the formal investigation, the Commission considered the options of limiting the production capacity created by the project to 5 % of the EEA market in the case of desktops or of taking the view that this limitation is achieved by taking account of the beneficiary’s overall capacity in the EEA and not only the effect of the capacity created by the project, i.e. balancing the capacity created by the project with concomitant reductions in capacity in other Member States.
14. In summation, in view of this analysis and of the constant practice of the Commission and the case law of the Court as regards the qualification of State participation in capital increases together with private investors, looked at on its own merits and independent of the other restructuring measures, the capital increase planned for mid-2007 amounts to a concomitant participation of public and private shareholders and therefore the participation of the State would not amount to State aid if the conditions set out above, relating to the fact that the capital increase will be underwritten by a commercial investment bank in a way ensuring effective concomitance of public and private subscription and to the ratio of public to private ownership, are complied with.