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galician

galician
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • inwoner Galicië
  • a language spoken in Galicia in northwestern Spain; it is between Portuguese and Spanish but closer to Portuguese; sometimes considered a Portuguese or Spanish dialect

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. Today we have many new translations in Galician and Basque.
  2. also Catalan (ca), Basque (eu), Galician (gl)
  3. IGAPE was created in 1993 and acts as a channel for the activities of the Galician regional government to stimulate the Galician economy.
  4. SODIGA’s shareholders are: the Galician regional government (20,6 % directly and 46,6 % through IGAPE) and financial institutions (32,8 %).
  5. Insufficient control instructions and supervision run by Galician paying agency resulting in inappropriate quality and quantity of controls
  6. The Commission also notes that the Galician regional government considers that it forms part of IGAPE’s programmes for the support of undertakings [16].
  7. INESGA is a development fund dedicated to facilitating the financing of viable projects with special interest for the Galician economy, through agreements with financial institutions.
  8. As to the acquisition by SODIGA of a stake in the share capital of Siderúrgica Añón (see recitals 27 and 29) the Commission notes, in the first place, that SODIGA is controlled by the Galician regional government. The Commission also notes that the Galician regional government considers that it forms part of IGAPE’s programmes for the support of undertakings [16].
  9. By letter of 10 July 2001, the Spanish authorities informed the Commission of the existence of the loan and of a guarantee granted by the Galician Institute for Economic Development (IGAPE).
  10. On 10 November 2000 the Galician regional government, through IGAPE, awarded Siderúrgica Añón a grant of EUR 2399407 representing 8 % of the eligible costs (of which EUR 285681 was paid up until 31 July 2002).
  11. SODIGA is a risk capital company controlled by the Galician regional government and dedicated to acquiring temporary stakes in undertakings related to the development of Galicia’s economy and industry.
  12. As to the acquisition by SODIGA of a stake in the share capital of Siderúrgica Añón (see recitals 27 and 29) the Commission notes, in the first place, that SODIGA is controlled by the Galician regional government.
  13. On 29 May 2000, the Galician regional government and seven banks signed an agreement whereby these banks undertook to contribute up to EUR 108,2 million for the financing of investment projects.
  14. On 2 April 2001 Siderúrgica Añón contracted a syndicated loan of EUR 9616193 with seven banks under the cover of a broader agreement between the Galician regional government and those banks, the so-called Inversiones Estratégicas de Galicia (INESGA) facility [5].
  15. On 29 May 2000, the Galician regional government and seven banks signed an agreement whereby these banks undertook to contribute up to EUR 108,2 million for the financing of investment projects. Under the terms of the agreement, any participating bank can refuse to contribute to the financing of any given project.