Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• However, the fact that a company could avoid payments for infrastructure developments and at the same time benefited from very low rental prices for the same land do not reflect a normal situation in a market economy.
• up premium and certain measures under wine support programmes should not, in themselves, preclude national payments for the same purposes.
• Where an infrastructure manager requires an applicant to provide an advance payment for infrastructure charges, it may not at the same time request other financial guarantees for the same contemplated activities.
• Two words for the same thing.
• If the export refunds have not been fixed in advance, information on previous refund payments for the same products or goods not older than 12 months may be used.
• Introducing payments for external costs would significantly increase the cost of transport and mean paying twice for the same thing.
• For the same reasons, the provisions relating to complementary national direct payments for Croatia that apply in 2013 should continue to apply.
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• However, the fact that a company could avoid payments for infrastructure developments and at the same time benefited from very low rental prices for the same land do not reflect a normal situation in a market economy.
• For the same reasons, the provisions relating to complementary national direct payments for Croatia that apply in 2013 should continue to apply.
• If the export refunds have not been fixed in advance, information on previous refund payments for the same products or goods not older than 12 months may be used.
• Where an infrastructure manager requires an applicant to provide an advance payment for infrastructure charges, it may not at the same time request other financial guarantees for the same contemplated activities.
• For the same reasons, trade between Member States is not affected either.
• Introducing payments for external costs would significantly increase the cost of transport and mean paying twice for the same thing.
• The provisions on the grubbing
• up premium and certain measures under wine support programmes should not, in themselves, preclude national payments for the same purposes.