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1. "Tom will translate French into English for free." "That's good to know."
2. (The French central government will provide CMR with EUR 1600000 in the form of an interest-free loan.
3. Decree No 82-394 of 10 May 1982 on the organisation of the Ministry of Culture stresses its role in the ‘influence of French culture and French art in the free dialogue of world cultures’;
4. The following special provisions shall apply to the release for free circulation in the French overseas departments pursuant to Article 3(4) of Regulation (EC) No 2286/2002 of products falling within CN codes 07141091 and 07149011:
5. ‘Article 4 The following special provisions shall apply to the release for free circulation in the French overseas departments pursuant to Article 3(4) of Regulation (EC) No 2286/2002 of products falling within CN codes 07141091 and 07149011:
6. The French authorities submitted their comments to the Commission by letter dated 11 December 2002. They disputed the classification as State aid of the non-payment in 1987 of corporation tax on some of the accounting provisions created free of tax for the renewal of the high-voltage transmission network (RAG). (45) The French authorities first disputed the amount of the provisions for renewal of the RAG advanced by the Commission.
7. the Commission’s argument, according to which no bank would have granted such an advance to the FPAP, has no foundation, because guarantee mechanisms could have been introduced. France also points out that the FPAP is the only French trade organisation made up of fisheries undertakings with the objective of acting on the oil futures market and that membership of the Fund is free.
8. Under these circumstances, the French authorities take the view that the Spanish authorities cannot claim that the provision free of charge of the PRS in France has unfavourably modified the pattern of trade in meat, an argument for which they provide no supporting data.
9. The French authorities submitted their comments to the Commission by letter dated 11 December 2002. They disputed the classification as State aid of the non-payment in 1987 of corporation tax on some of the accounting provisions created free of tax for the renewal of the high-voltage transmission network (RAG).
10. In order to meet the local consumption needs of the French overseas departments and Madeira, duty-free imports from third countries of male bovine animals intended for fattening should be authorised subject to certain conditions and up to a maximum annual limit.
11. (The French central government will provide CMR with EUR 1600000 in the form of an interest-free loan. France attributed to the loan a net grant equivalent (NGE) of EUR 404640, which is based on the Commission’s reference rate for 2002, i.e. 5,06 %.
12. In their memorandum of 27 October 2009 the French authorities deny that it is ‘impossible’ for La Poste to mobilise its own capital and reserves. As regards the sale of assets, the State is free to determine at its discretion whether an asset is ‘indispensable’ for the provision of the public service. Even if it does object to a sale, it does not thereby incur any obligation to compensate via a guarantee mechanism.
13. the lodging of a security of an amount as laid down for each eligible CN code in Annex VIIIa to this Regulation with the competent authority of the Member State. The fattening of the imported animals in the French overseas departments or Madeira for at least 120 days from the date of acceptance of the customs declaration of release for free circulation is a primary requirement within the meaning of Article 20(2) of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2220/85.