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- the company is sold to the highest bidder;
- the company is sold to the highest bidder;

an identifier that uniquely identifies the person or the company.
individual, association, company, firm etc.

- the company is sold by a competitive tender or an equivalent procedure, that is open, transparent and unconditional;
- the company is sold by a competitive tender or an equivalent procedure, that is open, transparent and unconditional;

an installation allowance to help cover other miscellaneous costs associated with relocating to a new town .
an installation allowance to help cover other miscellaneous costs associated with relocating to a new town .

in such cases, aid can be allowed as an incentive to improve the environmental performance of the company.
in such cases, aid can be allowed as an incentive to improve the environmental performance of the company.

(14) the company status allows investbx 2 to enter into contracts in its own right.
(14) the company status allows investbx 2 to enter into contracts in its own right.

however, the main reason behind this structure is the facilitation of a possible transfer of the company in the future.
however, the main reason behind this structure is the facilitation of a possible transfer of the company in the future.

to arrange your removal , please contact sandra wallmeyer or kathrin meuser at team relocations , the company in charge of all ecb removals .
to arrange your removal , please contact sandra wallmeyer or kathrin meuser at team relocations , the company in charge of all ecb removals .

moreover, if the logic of the business rates property tax system is to assess the value of infrastructure, the size of the company should not be taken into consideration during the valuation process.
moreover, if the logic of the business rates property tax system is to assess the value of infrastructure, the size of the company should not be taken into consideration during the valuation process.

an investment would not be considered in line with this principle where the financial position of the company, and particularly the structure and volume of its debt, is such that a normal return cannot be expected within a reasonable time from the investment.
an investment would not be considered in line with this principle where the financial position of the company, and particularly the structure and volume of its debt, is such that a normal return cannot be expected within a reasonable time from the investment.

moreover, subsequent downward revisions have been made to the 1995 valuation, to reflect the loss of market share of the company in the uk fixed telecommunications market resulting from the physical roll-out of competing telecommunications systems.
moreover, subsequent downward revisions have been made to the 1995 valuation, to reflect the loss of market share of the company in the uk fixed telecommunications market resulting from the physical roll-out of competing telecommunications systems.

(11) in june 2000 the board of slap decided to invest once more in shetland seafish ltd when the company decided to take over the activities of whalsay ltd, a loss making fish processing company based in shetland.
(11) in june 2000 the board of slap decided to invest once more in shetland seafish ltd when the company decided to take over the activities of whalsay ltd, a loss making fish processing company based in shetland.

(27) as no information is available about the individual loans, it cannot be established at this stage whether the loans have been granted for specific investments made by the companies concerned or whether they have been given as a general loan to improve de liquidity of the company.
(27) as no information is available about the individual loans, it cannot be established at this stage whether the loans have been granted for specific investments made by the companies concerned or whether they have been given as a general loan to improve de liquidity of the company.

»[…] despite expectations that ft's ebitda will grow to around €14 billion in 2002, ft's substantial interest and capex requirements means the company is not expected to generate material free cashflow for deleveraging in the near term.
„(…) despite expectations that ft’s ebitda will grow to around €14 billion in 2002, ft’s substantial interest and capex requirements means the company is not expected to generate material free cashflow for deleveraging in the near term.