Traduction de «défaut par million d'occasions » (Français → Anglais) :

Pursuant to the insolvency administrators, complainant 3 had not submitted any binding financing commitment for EUR 30 million neither along with its confirmatory bid of 17 February 2014 (that referred to a binding financing commitment of [.] in the amount of EUR 30 million) nor along with the complaint, and the complainant 3's claim that the evidence of financing could be submitted at a later stage was even not demonstrated by non-binding statements of third parties.

The own financing of EUR [14-17] million as well as the external financing of EUR [41-49] million are secured by a contractual penalty in the amount of EUR [22-27] million, which the buyer must pay, if the sellers withdraw from the contract for outstanding payments.

Alternatively, Member States may decide that any instances of non-compliance detected in the course of any on-the-spot checks under the legislation applicable to the acts and standards which are carried out outside the sample referred to in the first subparagraph, shall be reported to, and followed up by, the competent control authority in charge of the act or standard concerned.

Building on past successes and opportunities for simplification, the overall reductions in administrative costs will total nearly €3 million over the period 2010-2020, with about €2 million accruing to industry, €0.7 million to Member State authorities and the remainder to the European Commission.

(8) Whereas, in order to facilitate the application of the principle of conformity with the contract, it is useful to introduce a rebuttable presumption of conformity with the contract covering the most common situations; whereas that presumption does not restrict the principle of freedom of contract; whereas, furthermore, in the absence of specific contractual terms, as well as where the minimum protection clause is applied, the elements mentioned in this presumption may be used to determine the lack of conformity of the goods with the contract; whereas the quality and performance which consumers can reasonably expect will depend int ...[+++]er alia on whether the goods are new or second-hand; whereas the elements mentioned in the presumption are cumulative; whereas, if the circumstances of the case render any particular element manifestly inappropriate, the remaining elements of the presumption nevertheless still apply;

The German Government also referred to its communications of 15 July 1994, 14 September 1994 and 9 December 1994, submitted in the framework of the procedure concerning the intended financial measures to assist NMH and Lech-Stahlwerke GmbH (hereinafter referred to as 'LSW`) under the privatization plan of Bavaria, and stressed that the loans should be seen solely in relation to that plan. The Commission decided on 4 April 1995 (2) that the intended loss compensation of DM 125,7 million ...[+++] (ECU 67,81 million) and the contribution for investment of DM 56 million (ECU 29,78 million) in favour of NMH as well as the intended loss compensation of DM 20 million (ECU 10,63 million) for LSW represented State aid incompatible with the Steel Aid Code and that Bavaria should consequently not grant this aid.