Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I also support the proposal that access to public tenders and projects financed from EU funds should be made conditional upon a given company being able to demonstrate an anti
• making activity within a given company to receive public funds.
• discriminatory pay policy.
• The relevant criteria which can be taken into account in determining whether a given company does indeed qualify as a public body include:
• The maximum amount of aid granted to a given company may not exceed EUR 400000 over a period of three fiscal years.
• Implementation of advisory system models for workers aged over 50 and their employers, which focus on the development of sub
• systems to assess the need for skills of employees in a given company, sector, region or even country.
• It should be avoided, a fortiori, that artificial subdivision allows a loss

• generating plants to burn new wood instead of old wood.
• This clearly applies to a direct grant, but also to a guarantee, in particular where a company is in difficulty and 100 % security for the loan is provided [11].
• Such a link exists in particular if a company has an establishment in that Member State and conducts operations therefrom.
• For example, such aggregation may lead the market to believe that a group is building a stake in a particular company when this is not the case.
• In particular, a French company operated out of Toulon bound for Sardinia and two Italian companies operated from Corsica to Sardinia.
• In particular, a manufacturing company in my constituency believes that EU subsidies are encouraging biomass energy electricity
• This is damaging British interests, in particular a company called Spalding Nutrition which is threatened by an entirely unnecessary ban.
• This clearly applies to a direct grant, but also to a guarantee, in particular where a company is in difficulty and 100 % security for the loan is provided.