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1. Human physiology is a three-credit course.
2. In the course of the syndication process, other banks participated in the credit facility.
3. ‘creditor’ means a natural or legal person who grants or promises to grant credit in the course of his trade, business or profession;
4. Certain provisions of this Directive should apply to natural and legal persons (credit intermediaries) who, in the course of their trade, business or profession, for a fee, present or offer credit agreements to consumers, assist consumers by undertaking preparatory work in respect of credit agreements or conclude credit agreements with consumers on behalf of the creditor.
5. Whenever in the course of supervision it is necessary to determine the amount of the consolidated own funds of a group of credit institutions, the calculation should be effected in accordance with this Directive.
6. In the course of this it will separate the entire credit substitute business from the bank’s core business areas and assign it to an organisationally and functionally separate Internal Restructuring Unit (IRU).
7. By letter of 11 November 2003, these five banks each undertook to provide, if necessary, up to EUR 500 million, representing EUR 2,5 billion in total. In the course of the syndication process, other banks participated in the credit facility.
8. The French authorities observe inter alia that France Télécom had access to the financial markets during the course of 2002 and describe all of the financing instruments at the Company's disposal between 11 July 2002 and 15 January 2003. They mention the fact that, on 14 February 2002, France Télécom negotiated the provision of a syndicated credit line of EUR 15 billion and that during the course of 2002 the Company issued bonds, EUR 442,2 million worth of which was repayable in shares.
9. ‘credit intermediary’ means a natural or legal person who is not acting as a creditor and who, in the course of his trade, business or profession, for a fee, which may take a pecuniary form or any other agreed form of financial consideration:
10. They mention the fact that, on 14 February 2002, France Télécom negotiated the provision of a syndicated credit line of EUR 15 billion and that during the course of 2002 the Company issued bonds, EUR 442,2 million worth of which was repayable in shares.
11. Member States shall provide at least that that person shall likewise have a duty to report any fact or decision of which he becomes aware in the course of carrying out a task as described in the first sub-paragraph in an undertaking having close links resulting from a control relationship with the credit institution within which he is carrying out that task.
12. confirm and warrant to communicate to the relevant NCB immediately but no later than within the course of the next business day any event which materially affects the actual contractual relationship between the counterparty and the NCB in question, in particular early, partial or total repayments, downgrades and material changes in the conditions of the credit claim.
13. In the course of the audit of BB’s annual accounts for 1999 a fraud involving the loss of some EUR 189 million was discovered in connection with the credit management of HOWE Bau AG when it became insolvent: the auditor’s certificates for the annual accounts submitted by HOWE had been forged.
14. Through a series of step-by-step decisions taken in the course of 2002 — including the State opting for payment of the 2002 dividends in shares and not in cash — until the opening of a EUR 9 billion credit line made available to France Télécom via ERAP, the French authorities restored investors' confidence by giving formal status to their support.
15. No confidential information which they may receive in the course of their duties may be divulged to any person or authority whatsoever, except in summary or collective form, such that individual credit institutions cannot be identified, without prejudice to cases covered by criminal law.