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gross out

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Reserve assets are compiled on a gross basis without any netting out of reserve-related liabilities.
2. The Commission's examination requirement here is confined to the compatibility of the notified aid intensity of 35 % gross under the criteria set out in the MSF 1998.
3. The Polish authorities point out that the Łódź Province is one of the regions with the lowest per capita GDP, highest unemployment and lowest average monthly gross wages.
4. In order to calculate the gross grant equivalent of the aid, each of these elements must be quantified and the algebraic sum worked out.
5. The project would be carried out in Cutro, Calabria. Calabria is an Article 87(3)(a) area whose regional aid ceiling is 50 % gross grant equivalent [4] ( ‘gge’) for the period 2000-06.
6. Ex post revaluation carried out on the basis of (1) an expected gross operating margin of [...] % in 2003 and (2) an annual growth rate of [...] % of turnover and profit from 2004.
7. Historical data not available. Ex post revaluation carried out on the basis of (1) an expected gross operating marging of [...] % in 2004 and [...] % in 2005 and (2) an annual growth rate of [...] % for turnover and profit from 2004
8. Ex post revaluation carried out on the basis of (1) an expected gross operating marging of [...] % in 2004 and [...] % in 2005 and (2) an annual growth rate of [...] % for turnover and profit from 2004
9. The Commission considers that a private market borrower would have carried out such an assessment, notably because of the gross amount involved (see for instance recital 137, where it is pointed out that for some large wholesale depositors, a bank may undertake a customer-by-customer assessment of the probability of roll-over).
10. Where a Member State considers that, due to force majeure, it is impossible for it to meet its share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy in 2020 set out in the third column of the table in Annex I, it shall inform the Commission accordingly as soon as possible.
11. Only Community vessels of more than 50 gross tonnes which have been issued a special fishing permit by their flag Member State and are included in the NAFO vessel register shall be authorised, on the conditions set out in the permit, to fish, keep on board, trans-ship and land fishery resources from the NAFO Regulatory Area.
12. Moreover, by investigating whether there were grounds for incurring the State’s liability in the limited area of fault — gross negligence at that — the Council of State excluded out of principle all forms of ipso jure liability and therefore any form of guarantee.
13. As regards Article 87(3)(a), it is pointed out that the beneficiary of the aid is not located in a region where the economic situation can be described as extremely unfavourable in accordance with the Guidelines on national regional aid (having a per capita gross domestic product, measured in purchasing power standards, of less than 75 % of the Community average).
14. The number and total capacity in gross tonnage of fishing vessels authorised to fish for, retain on board, tranship, transport, or land bluefin tuna in the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean shall be limited as set out in point 4 of Annex IV.
15. In that respect, the Commission expert considered, having carried out, where possible, a comparative analysis, that the discount applied to the gross market value of the vessels and the legal uncertainty were consistent. On that basis, it concluded that there were no arguments to reject the assessment of the value of the fleet drawn up by the French State.