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1. He tore up his letter into small bits and threw them out the window.
2. Germany, however, announced a small modification of the Bavarian notification which it, eventually, submitted by letter of 19 May 2006.
3. The Netherlands refers to a letter from Euromalt of August 2005, in which it is stated that small, old and inadequate capacity must be closed.
4. As for the future, as mentioned in the Euromalt letter of August 2005, ‘small, old and inefficient capacity must be closed.
5. Small adjustments can be communicated to the Commission by letter, giving a clear reference to the version of the BTCs that is updated.
6. SIDE produced in particular a letter from CELF dated 18 March 2002, informing a German customer of a change in its general conditions of sale for ‘small accounts’, the effect of which was an increase in charges.
7. As was noted in recital 69, in a letter dated 12 August 2002 to the Commission, SIDE claims that CELF had been applying dissuasive conditions for small accounts for at least two years.
8. As for the future, as mentioned in the Euromalt letter of August 2005, ‘small, old and inefficient capacity must be closed. This will be a slow process because of the very structure of the industry in certain Member States’.
9. The Netherlands refers to a letter from Euromalt of August 2005, in which it is stated that small, old and inadequate capacity must be closed. The same letter mentions an overcapacity in the Community malting industry of at least 500000 — 700000 tonnes.
10. By letter of 4 September 2004, the Italian authorities, via their Permanent Representation, stated their intention to grant aid not exceeding 15 % to small enterprises and not exceeding 7,5 % to medium-sized enterprises in respect of the costs of acquisition of railway wagons and new or reconditioned rolling stock.
11. The Commission also confirms the view expressed in its letter opening the formal investigation procedure that the effect of the scheme in question is to favour small- and mid-caps whose shares are held by specialised investment vehicles benefiting from the tax reduction provided for in Article 12 of Decree-Law No 269/2003.
12. Standard — Products categorised as standard include those designed for standard-sized media (e.g. Letter, Legal, Ledger, A3, A4, and B4), including those designed to accommodate continuous-form media at widths between 210 mm and 406 mm. standard-size products may also be capable of printing on small-format media.
13. However, the latter category is now excluded, as the Italian authorities stated in their letter of 25 June 2002. In the final version only small and medium-sized firms engaged in marketing (slaughterhouses) which sell certified beef and veal are eligible.
14. Germany, however, announced a small modification of the Bavarian notification which it, eventually, submitted by letter of 19 May 2006. The modification introduced a distinction between the subsidies granted to local television channels and those granted to the national television channels.
15. By letter of 3 May 2005, Italy clarified that such aid is intended for firms in the form of cooperatives which correspond to the definition of small and medium-sized enterprises for the purposes of Community law and that that aid is limited to the period necessary for the restructuring and may be granted to the same firm only once.