Betekenis van:
company operator

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. ‘commercial intermediary’ means a private administrative agency, transport company or travel agency (tour operator or retailer).
2. Copy of company register or similar documentation required for opening of operator holding account?
3. Documentation showing right to represent company required for opening of operator holding account?
4. NRAs at a minimum should ensure that those persons involved in the retail arm activities of the SMP operator may not participate in company structures of the SMP operator responsible, directly or indirectly, for managing access to civil engineering infrastructure.
5. The proceeds from the sale of these assets by the Operator were to cover at least part of the public law liabilities of the company being restructured, and the remainder were to be written off when restructuring was completed.
6. Firstly, it contained tolling transactions with the German operator for which there was no export price. Secondly, it contained also tolling transactions with the Swiss company which did not cooperate.
7. To this end, it has first to be assessed whether the State acted as a market economy operator or as a state authority which sold a company under conditions not corresponding to normal market conditions.
8. In particular, this shall enable the parent company to approve the annual financial plan, or any equivalent instrument, of the distribution system operator and to set global limits on the levels of indebtedness of its subsidiary.
9. Vodafone is the parent company of a British group which is active as an operator of mobile telephony networks and provider of other telecommunications services in various EU Member States and non-EU countries.
10. The Commission is of the opinion that a market economy operator would not have an economic interest in attaching comparable conditions but would sell the company to the highest bidder, who would then be free to determine the future of the acquired company or assets.
11. A market economy operator would not have an economic interest in attaching comparable conditions (in particular, such as maintenance of the level of employment, conditions beneficial for the geographical region concerned or ensuring a certain investment level) but would sell the company to the highest bidder, who would then be free to determine the future of the acquired company or assets [15].
12. This should not prevent the existence of appropriate coordination mechanisms to ensure that the economic and management supervision rights of the parent company in respect of return on assets, regulated indirectly in accordance with Article 41(6) in a subsidiary are protected. In particular, this shall enable the parent company to approve the annual financial plan, or any equivalent instrument, of the distribution system operator and to set global limits on the levels of indebtedness of its subsidiary.
13. This shall not preclude the existence of appropriate coordination mechanisms to ensure that the economic and management supervision rights of the parent company in respect of return on assets regulated indirectly in accordance with Article 41(6) in a subsidiary are protected. In particular, this shall enable the parent company to approve the annual financial plan, or any equivalent instrument, of the storage system operator and to set global limits on the levels of indebtedness of its subsidiary.
14. According to the Polish authorities the company wanted to take advantage of the opportunity created by amendments to the Act of 30 October 2002 on State aid for enterprises of special significance for the labour market which expanded the scope for writing off public law liabilities (Chapter 5a), but imposed additional requirements on the company, such as identifying part of its assets for transfer to an independent Operator.
15. persons responsible for the management of the transmission system owner and storage system operator shall not participate in company structures of the integrated natural gas undertaking responsible, directly or indirectly, for the day-to-day operation of the production and supply of natural gas;