Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Revenues from mail distribution services do not constitute State resources following the Preussen Elektra judgment [58] since the prices paid by users are financed from their own funds, which are outside the State's control.
• The state's control over the award of PPAs is evidenced in the fact that the invitations to submit tenders were sent to participants by the Polish Ministry of Industry and Trade.
• Indeed, the EESC firmly believes that uncertainty regarding what constitutes legitimate state aid and what does not is likely to call into question the legitimacy of the Commission's state aid control process.
• The comparison with alternative measures is not, according to the purpose of the TFEU's State aid control provisions, within the parameters of what the Commission may review.
• It was closed by Mayor Wasicsko in compliance with the state control board's emergency management of the city's finances.
• the new timetable for implementation of the compensatory measures may be delayed with respect to the timetable initially adopted only for reasons outside the company's or the EFTA State's control: if that is not the case, the amount of the aid must be correspondingly reduced.
• Not all public measures carried out in favour of risk capital schemes fall within the definition of State aid in Article 87(1) of the Treaty and therefore under the Commission's State aid control.
• the file referred to in Section 7.3.2.6, first paragraph, contains clear evidence that the causes for the delay were beyond the Member State's control;

• Emphasises that special support should be given to the remaining independent newspapers and magazines in Belarus and to the non
• Mr Oostlander also mentions state control over the main religion and discrimination against others.
• We have had very bad experiences of state control of the economy in one area of Germany.
• This issue is particularly sensitive in countries where there are economic sectors under strict state control, like tobacco, alcoholic drinks, fuel, etc.
• registered independent press which operates beyond censorship and state control;
• We have to live under this kind of state control.
• In this context more can be achieved by educational campaigns, of which there are already many national examples, than by a new system of State control.
• Those developing countries that have succeeded in taking the step from poverty to wealth and prosperity have all given priority to competition and efficiency, not centralised state control and the building of monopolies.