Betekenis van:
judgment day

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The day of judgment has arrived.
2. As the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance of the European Communities have ruled, operating aid, i.e. aid intended to relieve an undertaking of the expenses which it would itself normally have had to bear in its day-to-day management or its usual activities, in principle distorts competition (judgment of the Court of First Instance in Case T-459/93 Siemens SA v Commission [1995] ECR II-1675, paragraphs 48 and 77 and the case law cited therein).
3. By its judgment of 22 June 2006 [10], the Court annulled in part the Commission decision ‘insofar as it does not lay down transitional measures for those coordination centres with an application for renewal of their authorisation pending on the date on which the contested decision was notified or with an authorisation which expired at the same time or shortly after the notification of the decision.’ That same day it also annulled Decision 2003/531/EC [11].
4. The Court ended by charging the whole of the debtor communes’ debt to the State: ‘In view of the above, the Court holds that it is for the defendant state to pay the applicants or, if appropriate, their legal successors the sums (including interest) due to them as from the delivery, on 10 July 1992, of the judgments of the Bastia administrative tribunal (ibidem) until the day on which this judgment has been given’.