Sentences with phrase «economic operators»

Tim has acted in several high profile and leading procurement cases in recent years, and regularly advises both contracting authorities and economic operators in relation to challenges following breaches of the Public Contract Regulations.

46 Lastly, in any event, the case - law shows that the importance of the objective of consumer protection, which therefore includes the protection of air passengers, may justify even substantial negative economic consequences for certain economic operators (Nelson and Others, paragraph 81, and case - law cited).

These measures at the Member States» level consisted of receiving applications from economic operators, checking their admissibility, submitting them to the Commission and then issuing licences on the basis of the allocation coefficients fixed by the Commission.

There'd be a waiver on entry and exit requirements, a mutual recognition agreement for authorised economic operators, technology - based solutions for roll - on - roll - off ports, and some other initiatives.

All other economic operators are precluded from doing so, unless they are based in a State that is party to a BIT providing for rights equivalent to those in the Dutch - Slovak BIT.

It added that it should be noted that «EFTA citizens and economic operators benefit from the obligation of courts of the EU Member States against whose decision there is no judicial remedy under national law to make a reference to the ECJ (see Case C - 452 / 01 Ospelt and Schlössle Weissenberg [1993 (sic)-RSB- ECR I - 9743)».

An EC press statement said the «situation is creating serious distortions of competition that are damaging to economic operators in the other 25 member states».

The Dutch - Slovak BIT gives certain economic operators the advantage of resorting to ISDS.

«It could also provide an effective tool with which to rebuild confidence among civil society, economic operators, investors and donors.

Regulation 4 (3) provided that a contracting authority was required to treat «economic operators» equally and in a non-discriminatory way, and to act transparently; the requirements mirrored those in Art 2 of the directive which the Regulations were intended to implement.

It is only at this point in time that the HS acquires presumption of conformity, meaning that an economic operator following the HS is presumed to be in compliance with a New Approach directive.

In that respect, the difference, in this case, focuses primarily on the question whether the Commission had to identify an actual or potential abuse of the dominant position by the applicant, or whether it was sufficient for it to establish that the State measures in question distorted competition by creating an inequality of opportunities between economic operators, in favour of the applicant.

Held, inter alia, the 2006 Regulations did not go further than EU law requires by conferring a power to award damages in respect of loss or damage suffered by an economic operator in the case of any breach, as opposed to only a «sufficiently serious» breach, of the Regulations, as per the Francovich conditions.

An economic operator can not be said to have acted unreasonably in deciding not to pursue a course that exposes it to the risks associated with the possibility of its challenge to the contract award decision failing.