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1. Can you envisage Tom's working in a garage?
2. The plan did not envisage restructuring SSN Nowa, assuming that it would be wound up after completion of the loss-making vessels in the current order book.
3. For these reasons, the Commission has concentrated its analysis for Scotland on the present situation, for which there is less need to envisage various scenarios.
4. However, according to research reports, it is difficult to envisage mass-market applications in the near to mid-term future which cannot be delivered over the existing networks.
5. The 1998 MSF does not envisage a situation in which two or more competition factors might be applied to a single investment for which a different market trend has been assessed for each relevant product.
6. The Commission also stated that it was difficult to envisage applications or services for citizens and businesses which could not be deployed using broadband services delivered over the existing networks.
7. A Member State which has no railway system and which does not envisage having one in the near future, would be under a disproportionate and pointless obligation if it had to transpose and implement this Directive.
8. In order to promote the general objectives of the ARGO programme it is appropriate to increase the number of actions to be proposed in the area of external borders and to envisage new types of action.
9. Odlewnia Śrem has reduced its production capacity from 57000 to 55000 tonnes of cast iron per year and does not envisage a further reduction, claiming that this would put the company’s viability at risk. Poland has proposed two alternative compensatory measures.
10. As highlighted in the Single CMO Regulation, that act of simplification was not meant to call into question policy decisions that had been taken over the years in the CAP. It therefore did not envisage to provide for any new instruments or measures.
11. The preliminary ruling of the Court of Justice concerned the issue of possible discrimination between private and State-owned producers. It confirmed the ECSC Decision in that it stated that it was not discriminatory to envisage different aid measures for private versus State-owned producers.
12. It is settled case-law that, in order that an agreement between undertakings may affect trade between Member States, it must be possible to envisage, with a sufficient degree of probability on the basis of a set of objective factors of law or fact that it may have an influence, direct or indirect, actual or potential, the pattern of trade between Member states.
13. In this case too, there are indications for the Commission that potential investors with a different production strategy or industrial activity who did not envisage producing 200000 cars per year and achieving a 60 % integration level might have been deterred from the start from submitting an offer and that their competitive position in the tender was without doubt significantly impaired.
14. Analysis of the range of measures a prudent shareholder must envisage in a situation of heavy indebtedness indicates that it was rational to introduce a recovery plan, including a recapitalisation, for a group with healthy assets whose intrinsic worth is greater than the sum of its market capitalisation and its net debt.
15. Drawing upon the ERG Common Position, it is reasonable to envisage a time frame of four years for phasing out asymmetries based on the estimation that in the mobile market it can be expected to take three to four years after entry to reach a market share of between 15 and 20 %, thereby approaching the level of the minimum efficient scale.