Betekenis van:
legal power

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. where the candidate or tenderer is a legal entity, provide information on the ownership or on the management, control and power of representation of the legal entity;
2. over which a natural person or legal entity has the power to exercise, or actually exercises, dominant influence or control;
3. As such, the PPAs are regarded as a legal instrument used by the State to entrust power generators with the aforementioned SGEIs, as confirmed by the bid assessment criteria.
4. ‘operator’ means any natural or legal person who operates or controls the facility or, where this is provided for in national legislation, to whom decisive economic power over the technical functioning of the facility has been delegated;
5. ‘operator’ means any natural or legal, private or public person who operates or controls the storage site or to whom decisive economic power over the technical functioning of the storage site has been delegated according to national legislation;
6. The Head of Delegation shall have the power to represent the Union in the country where the delegation is accredited, in particular for the conclusion of contracts, and as a party to legal proceedings.
7. After consulting the Member States and hearing the undertakings or associations of undertakings concerned and any other natural or legal person that it considers should be heard, the Commission shall have sole power, subject to review by the Court of Justice, to determine, by decision which shall be published, which agreements, decisions and practices fulfil the conditions specified in paragraph 1.
8. The European Council of March 2007 also urged the Member States and the Commission to work towards strengthening research and development and developing the necessary technical, economic and regulatory framework in order to remove existing legal barriers and to bring environmentally safe CCS to deployment with new fossil power plants, if possible by 2020.
9. It should be made obligatory under the Financial Regulation for candidates or tenderers in procurement procedures to certify, if so requested, the ownership or the management, control and power of representation of the legal entity submitting a tender or that their subcontractors are not in one of the situations referred to in Article 93 of the Financial Regulation.
10. With this in mind, following the seizure of power by the military on 6 August 2008, the European Union immediately condemned the coup d’état and called repeatedly for respect for democracy and the legal institutional framework that had been in place since 2007.
11. Legitimate interests are defined as the interest of private individuals in the correct use of power by the public authorities, as regards both expectations concerning the extension of their legal sphere (interessi pretensivi — interests involving a claim on the authorities) and the correct application of the procedural obligations imposed on them (interessi procedimentali — procedural interests), in particular under the law on the publication of official acts.
12. With this in mind, following the seizure of power by the military on 6 August 2008, the European Union immediately condemned the coup d’état and called repeatedly for respect for democracy and the legal institutional framework that had been in place since 2007. In application of Article 96 of the ACP-EC Agreement and as the coup constitutes a serious violation of the essential elements listed in Article 9 of that Agreement, the European Union engaged in a political dialogue with the ruling regime that resulted in the opening of consultations aimed at studying the situation and possible consensual solutions for an early return to constitutional order.
13. that there are adequate legal powers to carry out official controls, as required by Article 4(2)(e) and taking account of the requirements of Article 8(2) and Articles 54 and 55 of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004, including the power to enter onto premises, to inspect animals, plants, products, records or other documents including computing systems, to take samples, and to take appropriate actions in the case of suspicion or detection of non-compliances including the imposition of effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanctions;
14. Holding Communal has as its shareholders 599 Belgian municipalities and provinces and is the local authorities’ primary financing vehicle; all the members of its board are municipal councillors, mayors or aldermen; the statutes of Holding Communal stipulate that it is subject to the supervision of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of the Interior according to the arrangements laid down by law; in this respect, it should be pointed out that the two Government Commissioners (representing the Minister for Finance and the Minister for the Interior respectively) have the power to oppose decisions of the Holding Communal board; according to case-law [32], the existence of a right of veto or power of approval of the State indicates that the conduct of a legal entity is imputable to the State, which applies in the present case to Holding Communal.On the other hand, it has to be noted that, in the present case, the capital injection by CDC and Holding Communal occurred concomitantly with the other measures taken by the States (direct capital injection by the States and regions, guarantee by the States, FSA measure, LA operation guaranteed by the Belgian State).