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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The two measures referred to in the letter initiating the procedure (point 260) concern the Belgian freight transhipment market.
2. The mitigating measures on the logistics market. The initiating letter considers (paragraphs 258-260) that the measures ‘proposed’ did not concern the logistics market, and that IFB had been able to increase its volume in this market.
3. The State aid which Germany is planning to implement by granting the comfort letter in favour of DHL is incompatible with the common market.
4. In respect of consumer letters (CtC and CtB addressed letter services, domestic and international), Finland Post has a market share of 100 %.
5. As a result, the net increase in capacity on the malt market will be smaller than is stated in the Commission's letter of 5 May 2005.
6. It is acknowledged that the main challenge to EU public postal operators has been increasing competitive pressure in all market segments – letter post, parcels and express services.
7. In its letter initiating the procedure (points 257 to 259), the Commission noted that the proposed measures did not concern the logistics market.
8. In the accompanying letter, the Icelandic authorities argued that the optimistic scenario was not realistic, because it assumed no competition in the Icelandic cement market.
9. This indicates that electronic communications belong to a different product market and therefore they cannot exercise a direct competitive restraint on Finland Post ' s addressed letter services.
10. This indicates that electronic communications belong to a different product market and therefore they cannot exercise a direct competitive restraint on Sweden Post’s addressed first class letter services.
11. According to the available information, Finland Post's market shares for international addressed letter services (inbound and outbound letters) are the same as for purely domestic services.
12. The initiating letter considers (paragraphs 258-260) that the measures ‘proposed’ did not concern the logistics market, and that IFB had been able to increase its volume in this market.
13. As regards market outlets, in their letter of 25 June 2002 the Italian authorities provided information, the lack of which had led the Commission to doubt whether the aid was compatible with the common market.
14. For business letters, its estimated market share varies between 85 % (for BtB addressed letter services, domestic and international) and 95 % (for BtC addressed letter services, domestic and international), with none of its competitors having obtained an estimated market share exceeding 10 %.
15. Measures other than those referred to in Article 3 that are provided for in the new implementation criteria for scheme N192/97, notified by letter A/34747 of 25 June 2004, amended and supplemented by letter A/34426 of 2 June 2005, are compatible with the common market.