Betekenis van:
private enterprise

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The members shall have proven experience in the sector of private enterprise.
2. This risk becomes more relevant, the higher the amount of an investment tranche invested into an enterprise, the larger the size of an enterprise, and the later the business stage, as private risk capital becomes progressively available in these circumstances.
3. What is the total maximum size of the tranche of finance (including both, the public and private investments) per target enterprise over a period of 12 months.
4. Public leverage to licensed Enterprise Capital Funds will be limited to no more than twice the private capital raised by the fund.
5. The other company claimed that despite the fact that they are majority State-owned, it is in fact mainly controlled by a private enterprise and is free from State interference.
6. silent participations (stille Beteiligungen) (hereinafter IBG Fund silent participations) of up to EUR 5 million per enterprise, effected by the IBG Fund on its own, independently of private investors, and held for up to 10 years;
7. What is the total maximum size of the tranche of finance (including both, the public and private investments) per target enterprise over a period of 12 months. Please specify:
8. Therefore different criteria are expressed in terms of size of investment tranches per target enterprise, degree of involvement of private investors, and consideration of notably the size of the company and the business stage financed.
9. Private investors in Enterprise Capital Funds, who may be undertakings within the meaning of the EC Treaty may be entitled to higher returns than the public and may thus receive an advantage.
10. Even after its conversion into a State Enterprise the staff of Tieliikelaitos remained governed by the State Pension Act No 280 of 20 May 1966, which implies that the State Enterprise had to pay the state employer’s pension contribution, which is higher than the employer’s pension contribution in the private sector.
11. In the opinion of the Icelandic authorities, as also stated in the authority’s guidelines, it is only where there are no objective grounds to reasonably expect that an investment gives an adequate rate of return that would be acceptable to a private investor in a comparable private enterprise operating under normal market conditions, that State aid can be involved.
12. There are commercial forms of enterprise such as public limited companies (SAs) or private limited companies (SARLs) whose members are not obliged to pay the debts of the organisation in which they take part, but there are also many categories of organisation or legal person carrying on a commercial activity in which private members are indeed liable for the debts of the organisation they have set up.
13. have signed a training agreement, approved if need be by the relevant authority in the Member State concerned in accordance with its national legislation or administrative practice, for an unremunerated placement with a public- or private-sector enterprise or vocational training establishment recognised by the Member State in accordance with its national legislation or administrative practice;
14. Meetings of the Executive Board may be attended by an observer from the Commission, the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union, the ACP Secretariat, the European Investment Bank, and a representative of an ACP regional organisation with proven experience in the sector of private enterprise.
15. It is of the opinion that a distinction must be made between the conditions for authorisation that a commercial broadcaster must satisfy on the ground of public interest and the State assignment of a task of public interest to a public or private enterprise. It is clear that TV2 has an explicit statutory obligation to discharge a public service broadcasting task.