Translation of "Concentrer l'attention " (French → English) :

The same procedure applies where a person or an undertaking wishes to draw the Commission's attention to the cross-border effects which a merger without an EU dimension could have at European level.

3. Pending further coordination of Union legislation, Member States may set quantitative limits, allow their competent authorities to set quantitative limits, or adopt other supervisory measures which would achieve the objectives of supplementary supervision, with regard to any risk concentration at the level of a financial conglomerate.

9. Considers that, should the concept of concentration be extended, special attention should be paid to the fact that certain agreements between companies might present possibilities for exercising decisive influence on the market, as these possibilities will determine the final treatment of an operation as an agreement under Article 81 of the EC Treaty or as a concentration under the Merger Regulation; believes that, in any case, the possible effects that the current proposal to amend Council Regulation (EEC) No 17/1962 could have on the required analysis of these kinds of ...[+++]operations (i.e. the disappearance of the current notification system) must be borne in mind;

9. Considers that, should the notion of concentration be finally enlarged, special attention should be attached to the capacity of exercising decisive influence on the market that certain agreements between companies might entail, as this possibility will determine the final treatment of an operation as an agreement under article 81 or as a concentration under the Merger Regulation. In any case, the possible effects that the current proposal of modification of Regulation 17/1962 could have on the required analysis of this kind of operations (i.e. the disappearance of the curr ...[+++]ent notification system), must be borne in mind;

We should concentrate our political attention on the real culprits: warring factions and irresponsible governments who have shown no concern about civil populations and who use anti-personnel landmines as indiscriminate weapons of terror.

The pre-JEP strategy and the definition of projects: Tempus II activities were introduced during the 1994-95 academic year; in order to give preference to the implementation of European Tempus (Tacis) projects which are currently viable, the Commission undertook preliminry action in 1993-94 by financing pre-JEPs lasting a year; these focused on the preparatory mobility of staff between universities in view of further cooperation at the institutional level; the support provided for these projects was to focus on the following priority subject areas: humanities and social sciences; political science and economics; modern European languages; improvement of university management; given the main objectives of the Tacis programme, the Commission decided tha ...[+++]t special attention would also be paid to projects relating to agriculture, energy and transport.