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1. The new fact has come to light.
2. New facts about ancient China have recently come to light.
3. The Foundation shall take all appropriate steps to remedy any problems which may come to light in the process of evaluation.
4. In the light of Commission proposals to amend Directive 77/388/EEC with regard to restrictions on the right to deduct VAT, it is appropriate to extend the period of the authorisation until such relevant amendments come into force.
5. No new claims were identified and it was strongly felt that any such claim would have come to light prior to the privatisation process as the Bank had been subject to various audits and inspections since 1998.
6. If new aspects come to light concerning previous years for which discharge has already been given, the Commission shall forward all the necessary information on the matter with a view to arriving at a solution acceptable to both sides.
7. Where new facts supported by relevant evidence come to light, disciplinary proceedings may be reopened by the AACC on its own initiative or on application by the member of staff concerned.
8. In the light of all these new elements, the level of aid granted is lower than what was planned in 2000. The eligible costs of the project come to EUR 158,5 million (EUR 150,165 million at net present value).
9. However, it has now come to light that Venezuela did not ratify the United Nations Convention against Corruption, listed under point 27, in Part B of Annex III of Regulation (EC) No 732/2008.
10. If new aspects come to light concerning previous years for which discharge has already been given, the Commission shall forward all the necessary information on the matter with a view to arriving at a solution which is acceptable to both sides.
11. If significant new factors, material mistakes or inaccuracies come to light after approval of the prospectus, as referred to in Article 16, the competent authority of the home Member State shall require the publication of a supplement to be approved in accordance with Article 13(1).
12. In the light of the reasoning developed in points (73) to (94), the Commission has come to the conclusion that the preferential tariff for Terni did not provide an advantage to the beneficiaries throughout the duration of the original compensatory package, that is, until 1992.
13. In the light of the EU's demographic structure, ageing population and a likely decline in the labour force in years to come, it is essential that the Union take steps to increase the number of healthy years of work for members of its workforce.
14. In the light of the above, the Commission has come to the conclusion that the preferential tariff granted to the Terni companies as of 1 January 2005 constitutes State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) of the EC Treaty and can only be authorized if it can benefit from one of the derogations laid down in the Treaty.
15. In these circumstances, the argument to the effect that, from 2007, the exemption from transfer capital gains tax will come under the ordinary law is irrelevant inasmuch as the existence of that advantage must be assessed in the light of the legal framework in force and not in that of a future legal situation.