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economic condition

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Third, the economic condition of the region was not ready for industrialization.
2. Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005 no longer includes economic viability as an eligibility condition of the measure concerning investment support.
3. Therefore the Spanish industry could reasonably provide significantly higher quantities under the condition that the market price would not penalise their economic results.
4. However, this condition does not restrict the power of Member States to decide on the economic policy which they consider most appropriate and, in particular, to spread the tax burden as they see fit across the different factors of production.
5. The first condition for exemption under Article 81(3) requires that the restrictive agreement contributes to improving the production or distribution of goods or to promoting technical or economic progress.
6. Entitlement under the specific supply arrangements shall be subject to the condition that the economic advantage derived either from exemption from import duties or from aid is actually passed on to the end user.
7. These are regions which had a GDP per capita of less than 75 % on an EC-15 basis and which, as a result of their economic development, no longer meet that condition on an EC-15 basis.
8. According to consistent case law, the condition of the effect on the trade is met since the benefiting company carries out an economic activity which is the subject of trade between the Member States.
9. The condition in point (a) of the first subparagraph shall not prevent the replacement of plant or equipment which has become out-dated within the period referred to in that point due to rapid technological change, provided the economic activity is retained in the region concerned for the minimum period.
10. The condition in Article 9(1) that the economic activity be conducted ‘independently’ shall exclude employed and other persons from VAT in so far as they are bound to an employer by a contract of employment or by any other legal ties creating the relationship of employer and employee as regards working conditions, remuneration and the employer's liability.
11. The customs authorities may authorise the replacement of this request by a global request under condition that the economic operator has provided the customs authorities with the information they consider necessary for effective risk analysis and the examination of the goods.
12. This is without prejudice to provisions of national law not related to consumer information which lay down conditions for, or prescribe the consequences of, changes, other than changes concerning payments, in borrowing rates and other economic conditions governing the credit, for instance rules providing that the creditor may change the borrowing rate only where there is a valid reason for such change or that the consumer may terminate the contract should there be a change in the borrowing rate or in some other economic condition concerning the credit.
13. Since Belgium intends to support only this type of activity and does not intend to grant any aid for training that VCG would organise in any event, the Commission concludes that, in accordance with the objective laid down in recital 10 to Regulation (EC) No 68/2001, the aid ‘increases the pool of skilled workers from which other firms may draw’ and therefore, in accordance with the condition laid down in Article 87(3)(c) of the EC Treaty, constitutes aid ‘to facilitate the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas’.
14. On this point, the Commission notes that the promotional aid for producers of essential bergamot oil may qualify for the derogation pursuant to Article 87(3)(c) of the Treaty as aid to facilitate the development of certain activities or of certain economic areas which does not adversely affect trading condition to an extent contrary to the common interest where the beneficiary is a small or medium-sized enterprise, on condition that it satisfies the requirements of Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 70/2001, under which: for services provided by outside consultants the aid must not exceed 50 % of the costs of such services; the services concerned must not be ongoing or periodic nor relate to the enterprise's usual operating expenditure, such as routine tax consultancy services, regular legal services, or advertising,
15. Lastly, the Commission considers that the French authorities’ argument centred on the absence of a distinction based on the nationality of the members of an EIG and of users likewise does not call into question the selective character of the scheme provided for in Article 39 CA of the General Tax Code, especially since Senate Report No 413 states that the condition as to the existence of a significant economic and social interest of the investment is ‘a means to promote goods manufactured in France or financing operations for the benefit of a French user’.