Betekenis van:
open letter

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Far from reading the letter, he did not even open it.
2. The Netherlands responded to the decision to open proceedings by letter dated 30 April 2004. Moreover, the Commission received comments from 11 interested parties.
3. In a letter dated 23 February 2005, the Icelandic authorities submitted their comments on the Authority’s decision to open the formal investigation procedure regarding the sale of the State’s shares in Sementsverksmiðjan hf.
4. By letter dated 28 February 2001, the Commission informed Germany that it had decided to open the procedure laid down in Article 88(2) of the EC Treaty in the absence of clarification of the following questions:
5. By letter dated 16 March 2004, the Commission informed France of its decision to open the procedure laid down in Article 88(2) of the Treaty in respect of the said proposal.
6. By letter dated 29 November 2007 the Commission informed France of its decision to open the procedure provided for in Article 108(2) TFEU in respect of the measure (‘the opening decision’).
7. By letter dated 20 June 2005, Íslenskt sement ehf. submitted its comments to the Authority’s Decision No 421/04/COL to open the formal investigation procedure on the sale of the Icelandic State’s shares in Sementsverksmiðjan.
8. Following an exchange of correspondence with the Luxembourg authorities, the Commission notified Luxembourg by letter dated 5 June 2002 of its decision to open the procedure laid down in Article 88(2) of the Treaty in respect of the measure.
9. In a letter of 3 November 2008, Poland undertook to implement this Decision by selling the yard’s assets at market price through an open, transparent, unconditional and non-discriminatory tender procedure (conducted in accordance with the specific conditions first set out in the Commission’s letter of 27 October 2008) and winding up SSN.
10. By letter of 3 November 2008, Poland undertook to implement this decision by way of a sale of assets at the market price through an open, transparent, unconditional and non-discriminatory tender (conducted in accordance with the specific conditions first set out in the Commission’s letter of 27 October 2008), and the subsequent liquidation of Gdynia Shipyard.
11. By letter dated 26 April 2006, the Commission informed France of its decision to open the procedure laid down in Article 88(2) of the EC Treaty in respect of the aid at issue with a view to revoking its Decision of 17 August 2000 and adopting a new Decision.
12. By letter dated 31 January 2003, the Commission informed France of its decision to open the formal investigation procedure provided for in Article 88(2) of the EC Treaty (‘the opening decision’) in respect of financial measures introduced by the French authorities for France Télécom (‘France Télécom’, ‘FT’ or ‘the Company’) and in respect of the business tax scheme applicable to that operator.
13. Table 1 sets out the aid granted between 1 May 2004, the date of Poland’s accession to the EU, and 30 June 2007. Poland notified these measures by letter of 13 July 2007. The list includes some of the measures described in Annex I, part B of the decision to open a formal investigation.
14. The official response of the Norwegian authorities to the decision to open an investigation was received by fax from the Ministry of Trade and Industry dated 17 September 2003, forwarding a letter from the Ministry of Finance dated 17 September 2003 (Doc. No: 03-6381 A).
15. In response to the appraisal made by the Commission in its letter of 18 March 2004 initiating the formal investigation, the Italian authorities raised three main observations aimed at demonstrating that the scheme at issue does not discriminate between potential beneficiaries in the different branches of the distributive trades, but constitutes a general measure open to all undertakings engaged in trading activities.