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supra
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    • at an earlier place

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    1. Furthermore, the Commission observes that some beneficiaries are already active at a supra-national level.
    2. Economic variables shall be reported for each fleet segment (Appendix III) and supra region (Appendix II).
    3. Regional coordination meetings shall define homogeneous clustering methodology at the level of supra regions so that economic variables are comparable.
    4. Regional Coordination Meetings shall define homogeneous clustering methodology at the level of supra regions so that economic variables are comparable.
    5. The compensatory measures in the private customer sector would have barely any impact on the Berlin market shares, as reductions here primarily affected supra‐regional operations.
    6. Schkeuditz forms part of a supra-regional development axis, and over the past decade has become the centre of a modern transport system.
    7. However, in view of the fact that the other criteria evaluated by IKC were met, IKC concluded that the project met the criteria to benefit from a subsidy, but reduced the size of it (see supra recital 11).
    8. The Netherlands confirmed the information from Farm Dairy and provided three separate documents (see supra recitals 51 to 53) proving the innovative nature of the investment relating to the 2-litre containers.
    9. The exporting producers did not substantiate or explain how and why the injury investigation using the two sources mentioned supra (a) and (b) was not objective or which injury factor was not objectively examined.
    10. A supra-regional focus is necessary to diversify risk and ensure a sufficiently varied portfolio as well as to exploit regional growth potentials and existing regional market know-how.
    11. That is, the advantages cited supra in the first paragraph of recital 20, with the exception of the lower rate of 20 %, which only applies to transactions with cooperative members and which as a result, is not concerned by this Decision.
    12. In this respect, the Commission notes that in the case under examination, some of the beneficiaries are active at least at regional or supra-regional (sometimes national) level and have a sizeable economic turnover which is deemed to allow them to bridge the barriers to training services supply being spread over the community market.
    13. First, realised capital gains or capital losses over the short term cannot be predicted reliably. Furthermore, it is well established that it is difficult for any given investor systematically to outperform the market, so that it would be difficult to argue that PI would ex ante be able to earn supra-normal returns, even in the short run.