Betekenis van:
investment letter

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. SLK applied for aid by letter of 10 October 2005. The investment commenced in 2006.
2. The side letter of 22 December 1992, which is mentioned by Germany in a letter dated December 1999 and was subsequently handed over, does not, as originally claimed, speak of a uniform investment objective for both transfers.
3. In their letter of 20 October 2004, the Greek authorities confirm that they initially set the date of 31 December 1999 for the completion of the investment plan.
4. By letter dated 20 December 2002, Belgium notified a proposal to grant aid to the company SIOEN Fibres SA (hereinafter ‘Sioen’) in connection with an investment in polyester industrial filament yarn production facilities. The Commission requested additional information by letter dated 12 February 2002, to which Belgium replied by letter dated 11 March 2003.
5. Following this meeting, the Dutch authorities formally notified the investment by a letter dated 22 February 2007, and which the Commission registered as incoming mail on the same day.
6. In its letter of 28 February 2008, […] adds that the results of the model would allow PI to develop investment strategies having a longer average life than the one adopted so far (a maximum 10-year lifetime).
7. As regards the incentive effect of the aid, Portugal submitted a letter from Siemens to the Portuguese authorities dated 9 April 1999, which explained in detail the planned investment and requested financial assistance for its implementation.
8. By letter dated 1 April 2005 the Hungarian authorities, in line with paragraph 36 of the MSF 2002 [6], informed the Commission about the State aid granted to IBIDEN HU for the first phase of the investment project.
9. In their letter of 20 October 2004, the Greek authorities indicate that, according to the Ministerial decision of December 2007 granting the subsidy, the investment programme had to be completed by 31 December 1999.
10. By letter of 30 June 2004, the yard requested a new extension until 31 December 2004. As of today, the investment aid has not been paid out to the yard yet.
11. By letter dated 29 January 2003, registered as received on the same day, Germany informed the Commission that the loan granted to Herlitz PBS AG had been fully repaid to the Investment Bank of the Land of Brandenburg.
12. The investment by the municipality of Rotterdam in the Ahoy complex, notified to the Commission by letter of 22 February 2007, with subsequent amendments, does not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) of the EC Treaty.
13. By letter of 23 December 2002, registered as received on 3 January 2003, Portugal notified under the Multisectoral Framework on regional aid for large investment projects [2] (hereinafter the Multisectoral Framework) its intention to grant investment aid to Infineon Technologies-Fabrico de Semiconductores, Portugal, SA (hereinafter Infineon Portugal).
14. For the purposes of the provisions of this Directive setting out conditions for outsourcing critical or important operational functions or investment services or activities, an outsourcing that would involve the delegation of functions to the extent that the firm becomes a letter box entity should be considered to undermine the conditions with which the investment firm must comply in order to be and remain authorised in accordance with Article 5 of Directive 2004/39/EC.
15. Provincial Law No 4 of 13 February 1997 was registered as aid N192/97 and authorised by letter SG(97) D/10781 of 19 December 1997. This law provides for various forms of aid, in particular aid for business investment (Chapter II); aid for ecological-environmental investment (Chapter III); aid for the promotion of consultancy and training services (Chapter V); aid for job creation (Chapter VI); and aid for internationalisation (Chapter VIII).