"risk concentration" shall mean all exposures with a loss potential borne by entities within a financial conglomerate, which are large enough to threaten the solvency or the financial position in general of the regulated entities in the financial conglomerate;

By and large, the descriptions of various positions for birth most often boils down to a simple recapitulation of the current state of things.

Two distributors have ownership links with the largest publishers (one is waz), so by setting unfavourable terms of distribution they can influence the market position of other print media.

New technologies, individualization of programs and their consumption, fragmentation of the audience, concentration of the media, a large number of new media and fierce competition have affected the position of the public service broadcasters.

Moreover, it was argued that large rainbow trout farmed in salty waters in Norway has a specific positioning on the market and that restricting the access to this specific origin of the product by imposing a heavy duty did not favour free competition.

Through its voting power, the GOK is therefore in a position to influence the operations of the KEB, Woori and the CHB, where it is the largest shareholder.

According to well-established case law, very large market shares - 50 % or more - may in themselves be evidence of the existence of a dominant market position fn

Woori Bank argued that, despite its position as the largest shareholder, the GOK was prohibited from exercising any influence over the Woori bank's decision- making process.

Such a position would usually arise when a firm or group of firms accounted for a large share of the supply in any given market, provided that other factors analysed in the assessment (such as entry barriers, customers' capacity to react, etc.) point in the same direction.

Generally, a merger giving rise to such non-coordinated effects would significantly impede effective competition by creating or strengthening the dominant position of a single firm, one which, typically, would have an appreciably larger market share than the next competitor post-merger.

(1) By Common Position 2003/280/CFSP the Council adopted measures to prevent the entry into, or transit through, the territories of Member States of individuals who are engaged in activities which help persons at large continue to evade justice for crimes for which the ICTY has indicted them.

Whereas the methods of sampling used currently by the competent authorities largely differ in the Member States; whereas the competent authorities in certain Member States are not in a position to apply all the provisions of this Directive in a short time; whereas it is, therefore, necessary to provide a suitable period to apply these provisions;

According to well-established case law, very large market shares - 50 % or more - may in themselves be evidence of the existence of a dominant market position(20).

Whereas the current position on the butter market and the size of the intervention stocks results in a very large number of applications for quantities put up for sale;

In the case of very large machinery, instead of the sound power level, the equivalent continuous sound pressure levels at specified positions around the machinery may be indicated.

The setting up of the joint buying organisation is likely to give the parties a market position on both the purchasing and selling markets of a degree which enables them to compete with the two largest retailers.

Moreover, it was argued that large rainbow trout farmed in salty waters in Norway has a specific positioning on the market and that restricting the access to this specific origin of the product by imposing a heavy duty did not favour free competition.

Whereas packing centres should be in a position to repack eggs, this being necessary, in particular, when the packing is damaged, when a trader wishes to sell eggs under his own name or when eggs in large packs are required to be repacked in small packs;

Under the Community's competition rules, a dominant position is such that a firm or group of firms would be in a position to behave to an appreciable extent independently of its competitors, customers and ultimately of its consumers (3). Such a position would usually arise when a firm or group of firms accounted for a large share of the supply in any given market, provided that other factors analysed in the assessment (such as entry barriers, customers' capacity to react, etc.) point in the same direction.

However, as outlined above, it is considered that IGH originating in Japan will continue to be available on the Community market in the future due to both the strong position of the exporting producer on the Community market for a large number of bicycle parts and the importance of the Community market for the exporting producer.

"general training" shall mean training involving tuition which is not applicable only or principally to the employee's present or future position in the assisted firm, but which provides qualifications that are largely transferable to other firms or fields of work and thereby substantially improve the employability of the employee.