Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The applicant submits furthermore that the evidence supplied clearly established that the applicant's decisions on prices, costs and inputs responded to market signals reflecting supply and demand, and that there was no state interference in this regard.
• By letters dated 16 July 2010 and 26 November 2010, the French authorities provided additional information which in their opinion showed that there was no State aid to IFP.
• According to Italy, the 2004 Decree is based on the same factual elements which led the Commission to conclude that there was no State aid, while also taking into account the current crisis in the metal sector in Sardinia.
• Lastly, the Greek authorities argued that each borrower's obligation to pay a 2 % insurance premium, in accordance with Ministerial Decision No 2/21304/0025/26.10.2010 proves that there was no State aid.
• Consequently, in theory, it is possible that there was no State aid in the advances granted if it was granted on normal market
• The Commission therefore concludes that there was no state aid in the provision of ELA by the BdP to BPN, in line with the Banking Communication [39].
• economy terms.
• The applicant claimed that there was no State interference, that costs reflected market values and that the abovementioned IAS were not applicable in its case.

• Consequently, in theory, it is possible that there was no State aid in the advances granted if it was granted on normal market
• The applicant claimed that there was no State interference, that costs reflected market values and that the abovementioned IAS were not applicable in its case.
• The applicant submits furthermore that the evidence supplied clearly established that the applicant's decisions on prices, costs and inputs responded to market signals reflecting supply and demand, and that there was no state interference in this regard.
• economy terms.
• The Commission therefore concludes that there was no state aid in the provision of ELA by the BdP to BPN, in line with the Banking Communication [39].
• According to Italy, the 2004 Decree is based on the same factual elements which led the Commission to conclude that there was no State aid, while also taking into account the current crisis in the metal sector in Sardinia.
• Lastly, the Greek authorities argued that each borrower's obligation to pay a 2 % insurance premium, in accordance with Ministerial Decision No 2/21304/0025/26.10.2010 proves that there was no State aid.
• By letters dated 16 July 2010 and 26 November 2010, the French authorities provided additional information which in their opinion showed that there was no State aid to IFP.