Greece. There are no country-specific provisions.
Greece. The term “
Greece. Lender represents and warrants that it does not have a “secondary establishment” in Greece that may be subject to insolvency proceedings in Greece.
Greece. 1. Transfer of shares of Xxxx Xxx C&T Hellas SA from Xxxx Xxx Hellas MEPE to Xxxx Xxx Southern Europe SL.
2. Transfers of all the assets and liabilites that do not relate to the Acquired Businesses from Xxxx Xxx Hellas MEPE to an entity designated by the Seller.
3. Dividend distribution from Xxxx Xxx/DE Investments (Cyprus) Ltd. to Xxxx Xxx Hellas Holding EPE.
4. Increase of Xxxx Xxx Hellas MEPE’s share capital by Xxxx Xxx Hellas Holding EPE.
5. Repayment of remaining debt by Xxxx Xxx Hellas MEPE to Xxxx Xxx / DE N.V. In this Schedule where a statement is made referring to a Business Seller or Business Sellers it shall be construed as including a reference, and applying, to the Business or Businesses which a Business Seller is selling under this Agreement and not to any other business of a Business Seller.
1. THE SELLER GROUP, THE SHARES AND THE BUSINESSES
1.1 Authorisations, valid obligations, filings and consents.
(a) The Seller and each Designated Seller has the requisite capacity, power and authority and has obtained all corporate authorisations and (other than to the extent relevant to the Conditions) all other governmental, statutory, regulatory or other consents, licences or authorisations required to empower it to enter into and perform its obligations under this Agreement and/or any Transaction Document.
(b) Entry into and performance by the Seller and each member of the Seller Group of this Agreement and/or any Transaction Document to which it is a party will not (i) breach any provision of its memorandum and articles of association, by-laws or equivalent constitutional documents; or (ii) (subject to fulfilment of the Conditions) result in a breach of any laws or regulations in its jurisdiction of incorporation or of any order, decree or judgment of any court or any governmental or regulatory authority by which the Seller or any member of the Seller Group is bound, where (in either case) the breach would adversely affect to a material extent its ability to enter into or perform its obligations under this Agreement.
1.2 The Seller Group, the Shares and the Target Companies.
(a) The Seller, each Designated Seller and each Target Company is validly incorporated, in existence and duly registered under the laws of its jurisdiction of incorporation. Each Target Company and Business Seller has full power under its memorandum or articles of association, by-laws or equivalent constitutional documents to conduct its business as conducted at the Offer Date....
Greece. Greece is the third largest producer of olive oil in the EU (after Spain and Italy). As a result, agroindustrial biomass residues from the olive oil production process represent a significant potential of renewable energy sources. The major solid biofuel coming from olive oil processing in Greece is the so called “pirinoksilo” (literally “kernel wood”) which is a mixture of olive stones and exhausted olive pomace. Around 60% of this fuel is self-consumed by the pomace xxxxx that produce it in order to dry the incoming olive cake and to produce steam required for the pomace oil extraction process. The rest is used by the domestic and industrial sectors. Separation of olive stones from the olive pomace is only performed by a limited number of companies, usually xxxxx xxxxx. Xxxxx xxxxx that separate the stones may find it more difficult to find pomace xxxxx willing to take the remaining pomace residue. Moreover, olive stones are not as well-known as a fuel and consumers do not often realize the improvement in fuel properties compared to “pirinoksilo”.
Greece. The Greek team has been using their local project website for communicating information about the project to their target groups. The team uses website to disseminate ideas, announcements, and to provide information. The local website has been linked to project website through the section of local info (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx.xx/index.php/el/local-info-gr). Figure 13 shows a sample screen from the local project website of Greek team. Figure 13. A sample screen from the local project website of Greek team.
Greece. Non-EU citizens applying for a residence permit for the first time shall have to enclose a medical certificate to their application, together with relevant documentation. Those who don't hold any, shall undergo a medical screening before the permit is granted. • Refusal to grant the residence permit, or expulsion from the country are considered justified in the event of infectious diseases or epidemic outbreaks – as communicated by the World Health Organization – in order to safeguard public health. • Health care services provided to illegal, non-EU citizens suffering from tuberculosis, HIV, or other contagious diseases, are free of charge if their countries are not able to provide such services. During the treatment period a temporary residence and work permit shall be issued. • Illegal, non-EU nationals hosted at reception centres shall undergo a health screening, to be carried out by a special medical team from the Health Ministry Disease Prevention Centre, which includes: - General medical consultation; - Mantoux test; - Lung x-rays; - Any other test that may be deemed necessary for the protection of public health. • If any emergency treatment is needed, illegal, non-EU citizens are entitled to receive those health care services that are necessary to ensure their recovery, or stable health conditions. • Health care facilities do report illegal immigrants to Police authorities.
Greece. Xxxxxxx, ‘Flights of shame or Dignified Return? Return Flights and Post-return Xxxx- xxxxxx’, European Journal of Migration and Law 2015, p.p.: 326-8. 80 UNhCR, hungary’s coerced removal of Afghan families deeply shocking, 8 May 2019, xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/news/press/2019/5/5cd3167a4/hungarys-coerced-removal- afghan-families-deeply-shocking.html. Further, of particular importance is a development introduced in the 2011 amendment of the Frontex Regulation. According to Article 3(1)(a) of the Frontex Regulation the Executive Director ‘shall suspend or termi- nate operations’ if serious or persistent human rights violations are noted. According to the letter of the Regulation, this is an obligation for the Execu- tive Director, but the enforcement of this obligation in practice can become problematic considering that the Executive Director has a significant level of discretion, since there are no clear indications or guidelines as to when the conditions for suspending the operations are met. he will balance the human rights concerns with political and operational considerations.81 Nevertheless, it is clear that the Executive Director of Frontex has a posi- tive obligation to protect human rights and the actual power to do so.82 it is argued here that the omission to use such a power can lead to the establishment of the responsibility of Frontex. in view of Article 14 of the international Law Commission Draft Articles on the Responsibility of inter- national Organizations (ARiO), the Executive Director would by omission assist the member state in the commission of an internationally wrongful act, rendering the agency responsible for doing so.83 it is also important to note that the monitoring obligation of the agency has also been formally introduced in the EBCG Regulation, which provides that the Agency’s Coordinating Officer has a duty to report on the provi- sion of sufficient fundamental rights guarantees by the host member state (Article 44(3)(b)). Moreover, the agency conducts a vulnerability assessment once a year, based on which measures can be taken upon the recommenda- tion of the Executive Director in order to eliminate the identified vulnerabil- ities, including gaps in human rights protection and related risks. Failure to do so can make the agency complicit in a possible violation that could have been prevented with the intervention of the agency. More importantly, this monitoring obligation, ensures that the agency has ‘presumed knowledge’ 81 PAC...
Greece. In this respect, the Government of the Hellenic Republic recalls that as a Member of the European Community, it has transferred competence to the European Community in respect of certain matters governed by the Agreement, which are specified in the Annex to this letter. The Hellenic Republic confirms the declarations made by the European Community upon ratification of the Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the Conservation and Management of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks."
Greece. In Greece there is only one PSAP for 112-calls, operated by the General Secretariat of Civil Protection (GSCP). The ‘112’ PSAP operator manually dispatches the emergency calls to the fire brigade, police etc. according to the specific requirements of each case. Greece does not have an MNO directly involved in the national consortium. Additionally, there is no MNO that officially supports the eCall flag functionality. There are discussions with all MNOs, requesting the implementation of the eCall flag before the pilot tests start and their official response is expected. One of the MNOs has declared the availability of prototype software that supports the eCall flag and their willingness to make it available for the pilot tests.
