Betekenis van:
investment letter

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. SLK applied for aid by letter of 10 October 2005. The investment commenced in 2006.
2. In its letter of 29 June 2004, France described the investment at CMR eligible for regional aid as being inventories, investment in equipment and building.
3. A copy of the letter of intent of the investment bank has been furnished to the Commission services.
4. Those undertakings whose investment projects had not been selected were sent a letter explaining why their application had been rejected.
5. By letter of 28 February 2005 (A/31724), the European Federation of Investment Funds and Companies (FEFSI) submitted its comments.
6. The side letter of 22 December 1992, which is mentioned by Germany in a letter dated December 1999 and was subsequently handed over, does not, as originally claimed, speak of a uniform investment objective for both transfers.
7. Subsequently, by letter dated 28 October 1998, the Commission told France that it could restart granting investment aid on certain conditions.
8. Point 39 of the letter initiating the investigation procedure states that it has sold its shares in the investment group OCHZ.
9. In their letter of 20 October 2004, the Greek authorities confirm that they initially set the date of 31 December 1999 for the completion of the investment plan.
10. By letter dated 20 December 2002, Belgium notified a proposal to grant aid to the company SIOEN Fibres SA (hereinafter ‘Sioen’) in connection with an investment in polyester industrial filament yarn production facilities. The Commission requested additional information by letter dated 12 February 2002, to which Belgium replied by letter dated 11 March 2003.
11. By letter of 22 August 2005, registered as received on 26 August, Germany notified to the Commission its intention to grant regional investment aid in favour of Volkswerft Stralsund.
12. By letter dated 20 December 2002, Belgium notified a proposal to grant aid to the company SIOEN Fibres SA (hereinafter ‘Sioen’) in connection with an investment in polyester industrial filament yarn production facilities.
13. By letter dated 9 December 2005, registered as received on 14 December 2005, the Slovak Republic notified the Commission of its intention to grant regional investment aid to the shipyard Slovenské lodenice Komárno.
14. By letter dated 18 November 2003, the Commission asked the Greek authorities to clarify whether they intended to grant or disburse aid to HSY for the purposes of the amended investment plan.
15. The Dutch authorities stated in a letter, registered on 18 November 2005, that there was a delay in the planning and that the municipality of Amsterdam was still working on the setup of the project and the investment conditions.