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state of mind

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1. My poor state of mind made me distraught.
2. Inferiors revolt in order that they may be equal, and equals that they may be superior. Such is the state of mind which creates revolutions.
3. It should however be borne in mind that – as already pointed out – in the event of future losses the state guarantee only becomes effective if the first loss of EUR 1,9 billion has been fully utilised.
4. In view of the fact that these loans were granted out of state resources and bearing in mind the security provided, the loans under measures 16 and 17 clearly cannot be considered a contribution by a private investor.
5. When analysing this company's behaviour, it should be borne in mind that the main motive of the state is not to generate profit but to discharge its duties in the general interest.
6. The Commission has not enquired into what might have been the subjective state of mind of one or more Hynix executives at the time. Rather, it has enquired into what, objectively, the amount of the benefit would have been for a company in exactly Hynix's situation at the time.
7. Difference between the situation of a private investor and that of the State: Bouygues Telecom argues that, in view of the prolonged crisis in the world economy and more particularly in a telecommunications sector undergoing transition, and bearing in mind the size of the sum in question, no private investor could have envisaged a capital increase of that amount without conditions and only a State of the creditworthiness of France could have coped with such uncertainty.
8. Each Member State shall ensure that its contact points have functions in relation to judicial cooperation in criminal matters and adequate knowledge of a language of the European Union other than its own national language, bearing in mind the need to be able to communicate with the contact points in the other Member States.
9. The Commission stated that ISD Polska’s proposed contribution to restructuring costs was insufficient, bearing in mind the amount of State aid that the yard had received in the past and the additional aid that ISD Polska had applied for in connection with privatisation.
10. Bearing in mind that in one Member State, before the entry into force of this Regulation, nets with a mesh size inferior to 400 mm were traditionally used to catch turbot, and in order to allow adequate adaptation to the technical measures introduced in this Regulation, vessels flying the flag of that Member State shall be permitted to fish for turbot using nets with a minimum mesh size of no less than 360 mm.
11. Following the initiation of the formal investigation procedure under Article 88(2) of the Treaty and bearing in mind the arguments put forward in that context by the French authorities and by interested parties, the Commission takes the view that the tax scheme provided for in Article 39 CA of the General Tax Code constitutes state aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) of the Treaty.
12. As WAM SpA is deemed to belong to the upper end of the SME range, it has to be borne in mind that, at the time of the first loan, the 1992 guidelines on State aid for SMEs stipulated that even investment aid, if available in non-assisted areas for medium-sized companies, not only involves a danger of distortion of competition but also reduces the incentive for smaller SMEs to invest in disadvantaged areas.
13. It also approved part of the new scheme for coordination centres notified in May 2002. In Decision 2005/378/EC of 8 September 2004 concerning the aid scheme which Belgium is proposing to implement for coordination centres [26], the Commission took the view that the new scheme as amended by Belgium in line with its commitment to do so did not constitute State aid.The Law of 22 June 2005 introducing a tax deduction for risk capital [27] provides for a scheme of notional interest deductions that entered into force on 1 January 2006. Although not limited to the coordination centres, this scheme was developed with the explicit objective in mind of offering an attractive alternative to the coordination centre scheme, and in particular for those centres with an authorisation terminating on 31 December 2005. This measure was announced at the end of 2004 and was presented at the beginning of 2005 to the representatives of the coordination centres, who seemed to have welcomed it [28].