of Regulation (EC Sample Clauses

of Regulation (EC. No 178/2002;

of Regulation (EC. No 1907/2006;

of Regulation (EC. No 1606/2002 may include in their Common Equity Tier 1 capital the amount calculated as the sum of the following:

of Regulation (EC. No 1907/2006; (fa) import' is as defined in Article 3(10)

of Regulation (EC. No 1/2003, national competition authorities decide that there are no grounds to continue proceedings for the application of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU and as a result close the proceedings, Member States shall ensure that the national competition authorities inform the Commission accordingly.

of Regulation (EC. No 1/2003. In exceptional circumstances, when strictly necessary for case delineation or case allocation, an applicant may be requested to submit a full application by an NCA at a prior moment in time. This possibility should be used very rarely. In other cases the applicant should only be asked to submit a full application to a NCA which has received a summary application, once it is clear that the Commission does not intend to pursue the case in whole or in part.

of Regulation (EC. No 1008/2008, request the competent licensing authority to revoke the operating licence. The third and fourth subparagraphs of Article 15(3) of that Regulation shall apply.

of Regulation (EC. No 338/97 provides for derogations for introduction and (re-) export of certain specimens being personal or household effects. Where the relevant conditions are met, these derogations will apply to movements of personal and household effects between the United Kingdom and the EU after the end of the transition period. Personal and household effects only applies to specimens comprising/made of dead animals or plants. To qualify as personal effects, the goods must be carried on the person, or contained in personal luggage of the traveller. The derogation for personal and household effects only applies to certain imports, exports and (re)-exports or specimens of species listed in the Annexes. For example, the derogation does not apply to exports of specimens of Annex A or B listed species, to the first import of specimens of Annex A-listed species by EU Residents or to the first import of hunting trophies of certain Annex B-listed species/populations by EU residents. Therefore normal documentation requirements will apply in these cases. In addition, specific requirements apply to the movement of rhino horn and elephant ivory contained in personal and household effects. Is my EC Trade Certificate (Article 10) valid to move my specimen to the UK? An EC Trade Certificate (Article 10) is only valid within the European Union. You will require a CITES Export permit to move the specimen to the UK. [When applying, the original article 10 certificate should accompany your application to prove legal acquisition] What if my EC Trade Certificate (Article 10) was issued by the UK? UK issued EC Trade Certificates (Article 10) will cease to be valid for trade within the EU from the 1st January 2021. Holders of UK issued EC Trade Certificates can contact the Irish CITES Management Authority and look for replacement Irish Certificates and the original UK issued Article 10 can be used as proof of legal acquisition. A UK EC Trade Certificate is still valid for the holder of the specimen and will only need to be replaced if the owner plans to sell or use the specimen commercially. Under Council Regulation 338/97 Article 8(1) commercial activities are defined as: “the purchase, offer to purchase, acquisition for commercial purposes, display to the public for commercial purposes, use for commercial gain and sale, keeping for sale, offering for sale or transporting for sale of specimens”. In addition sale is defined as “sale shall mean any form of sale”. For the purposes of this Re...

of Regulation (EC. No 4/2009 and requested that they be recognised for the purposes of Annexes X and XI of Implementing Regulation (EU)