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capital of france

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Paris is the capital of France.
2. The capital of France is Paris.
3. The State still holds the majority of France Télécom's capital.
4. The Commission notes that the capital increase largely met the structural needs of France Télécom's financing.
5. The State still holds the majority of France Télécom's capital. See paragraph 60.
6. Consequently, the grants and capital injections received by France 2 and France 3 did affect trade within the meaning of Article 87(1) of the Treaty.
7. Table 3 shows France 2’s net profits/losses before and after the grant of the three capital injections.
8. With regard to measure 6, France did not specify the nature of the state's participation in the new capital increase.
9. France also undertakes to withdrawn from Alstom's capital within 12 months of Alstom obtaining an investment grade rating.
10. The investment grants paid by France to France 2 and France 3 and the capital injections granted by France to France 2 between 1988 and 1994 constitute State aid that is compatible with the common market within the meaning of Article 86(2) of the Treaty.
11. France Télécom immediately repurchased from Vodafone 15355531 France Télécom shares at their issue price, with the result that Vodafone held no more than 9,9 % of France Télécom's capital … Following the stock exchange listing of Orange SA on 13 February 2001, Vodafone and France Télécom reached an agreement on 28 February 2001 on the arrangements for the sale to France Télécom of the 113,85 million France Télécom shares still held by Vodafone.
12. On 30 September 2008, the authorities of Belgium, France and Luxembourg (‘the Member States concerned’) publicly announced the implementation of the capital increase described in section 3.1 of this decision (‘the capital increase’).
13. The French authorities insist that the guarantee which the State provided to ERAP to enable it to finance its participation in the strengthening of France Télécom's capital base must not be equated with a guarantee given to France Télécom.
14. The additional information communicated by France to the Commission on 22 January 1999 revealed that, in addition to the transfer of the aid granted by France, EMC had subscribed to capital increases for MDPA every year since 1995.
15. Lastly, as regards Article 87 of the Treaty, TF1 claimed that the licence fee, various grants and capital injections and authorisations to incur deficits which France 2 and France 3 received in the early 1990s constituted State aid.