Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• types of investments and of the beneficiaries concerned,
• A proliferation of innovations which highlights varied tools, strategies and types of investments.
• These types of investments haven't been around very long so it is important to read more reliable sources of information.
• intangible),
• Provision should accordingly be made for derogations for certain types of investments from the provisions limiting or preventing the grant of some structural aid provided for in Regulation (EC) No 1257/1999.
• types of investments (tangible
• The equity gap has been accentuated for early stage SMEs in recent years due to a marked shift in the types of investments made by venture capitalists.
• It does, however, accept that there are market gaps for some types of investments at certain stages of enterprises' development.

• At the same time, we have been working with industry to see whether there are data that may suggest that for certain types of investment lower requirements may be justified.
• 2. Investment shall meet selection criteria setting priorities and indicating which types of investment are not eligible for support.
• are short, companies favour all types of investment
• The biggest lesson from the current crisis is that it is worthwhile investing in people, including on an individual basis, even instead of other types of investment.
• Also, certain types of investment should, per se, be excluded from this Regulation.
• Member States shall promote and ensure in accordance with Article 4, effective coordination between ESI Funds and 'Erasmus +' at national level through a clear distinction in the types of investment and target groups supported.
• Moreover, aid to certain types of investment should per se not qualify for exemption from the notification requirement of Article 108(3) of the Treaty under this Regulation.
• The types of investment with the highest success rate in the country are those that require local partnerships, in large part related to REIPPP, which requires a certain percentage of corporate control on site.