Traduction de «Il n'y avait pas un seul chapeau » (Français → Anglais) :

With regard to these 6 the evidence submitted in this respect showed that the tenders were not competitive as there was only one offer/bid and the price was set by the authorities.

For the sellers, the risk that waiting for complainant 3's evidence of financing may lead to the reduction of the bidders to one or zero was not acceptable, since: (a) [Bidder 2] consortium insisted on the implementation of the transfer of ownership as of 3 April 2014; and (b) there was lack of progress in the substantiation of complainant 3's offer, despite the fact that the latter had handed in its expression of interest on 17 May 2013 and its indicative offer already on 30 September 2013, therefore the likelihood of closing the transaction with complainant 3 was reduced.

For example, with two risks, a product may need to be immediately taken off the market and recalled, whereas, with a single risk, halting sales could be sufficient.

In the only official evaluation of beer quality (PIVEX) guaranteed by the Czech Beer and Malt Association, the products of Starobrno, a.s. won the prestigious Pivex Gold Cup in 1992, 1996 and 2002.

Finally, as to the fourth plea, alleging infringement of Article 73 of Regulation No 40/94, the Court of First Instance held, in particular, in paragraphs 103 to 105 of the judgment under appeal, that it cannot be alleged that the Board of Appeal based its decision on reasons or evidence on which the applicant had not had an opportunity to present its comments, since the examiner had already found, in his decision, that ‘the applicant’s turnover did not enable it to be inferred that the consumer recognised the sweets from their wrapper and associated them with a single undertaking’ and that ‘in the absence of comparable turnover figures ...[+++]for competitors or information on the market as a whole, it [was] impossible to assess the turnover figures’.

(5) Whereas in 1970 an administrative document entitled 'European System of Integrated Economic Accounts` (ESA) was published, covering the field governed by this Regulation, which had been drawn up solely by the Statistical Office of the European Communities and on its responsibility alone; whereas that document was the outcome of several years' work by the Statistical Office of the European Communities, together with Member States' national statistical institutes, to devise a system of national accounts meeting the requirements of the European Communities' economic and social policy, and whereas it constituted the Community version of ...[+++] the United Nations System of National Accounts which had been used by the Community up to that time;