Betekenis van:
private enterprise

private enterprise
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • economie op basis v.d. vrije markt
  • an economy that relies chiefly on market forces to allocate goods and resources and to determine prices

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The members shall have proven experience in the sector of private enterprise.
  2. The Enterprise Capital Funds set up under the measure will combine private and public money for on-investment into SMEs.
  3. These are supplied free of charge for private use or sold to staff below their cost to the enterprise.
  4. This risk becomes more relevant, the higher the amount of an investment tranche invested into an enterprise, the larger the size of an enterprise, and the later the business stage, as private risk capital becomes progressively available in these circumstances.
  5. The United Kingdom is therefore satisfied that the Enterprise Capital Funds scheme will not displace existing private provision in this market.
  6. The members shall have proven experience in the sector of private enterprise. They shall conduct their activities in a manner consistent with their responsibilities and the Centre's objectives.
  7. What is the total maximum size of the tranche of finance (including both, the public and private investments) per target enterprise over a period of 12 months.
  8. Public leverage to licensed Enterprise Capital Funds will be limited to no more than twice the private capital raised by the fund.
  9. Otherwise, state investment in a bank with a below-average return would constitute state aid even though at the same time private investors were, in fact, investing in that enterprise.
  10. ‘enterprise’ means any undertaking engaged in economic activity in the public and private sector, whatever its size, legal status or the economic sector in which it operate, including the social economy.
  11. ‘enterprise’ means all undertakings engaged in economic activity in the public or private sector whatever their size, legal status or the economic sector in which they operate, including the social economy;
  12. According to Decree No 78-280 of 10 March 1978 on the LNE, the resources accruing to the enterprise include grants from the central government, regional or local authorities, public institutions and public or private bodies of all kinds [7].
  13. The other company claimed that despite the fact that they are majority State-owned, it is in fact mainly controlled by a private enterprise and is free from State interference.
  14. silent participations (stille Beteiligungen) (hereinafter IBG Fund silent participations) of up to EUR 5 million per enterprise, effected by the IBG Fund on its own, independently of private investors, and held for up to 10 years;
  15. What is the total maximum size of the tranche of finance (including both, the public and private investments) per target enterprise over a period of 12 months. Please specify: