the continuing transfer would create an imminent risk of grave harm to data subjects;

the continuing transfer would create an imminent risk of grave harm to data subjects and the competent authorities in the Member State have made reasonable efforts in the circumstances to provide the party responsible for processing established in Canada with notice and an opportunity to respond.

(a) That the chemical is likely as a result of its long-range environmental transport to lead to significant adverse human health and/or environmental effects such that global action is warranted, the proposal shall proceed.

a company (hereinafter: transferring company), transfers one or several activities to a company formed by it (hereinafter: receiving company), in exchange for the issue or transfer of securities representing the capital of the receiving company, which are acquired either by the transferring company itself or by the partners thereof.

one or more companies (hereinafter: transferring company), on being dissolved without going into liquidation, transfer all their assets and liabilities to another existing company (hereinafter: receiving company) in exchange for the issue or transfer to their partners of securities representing the capital of the receiving company,

two or more companies (hereinafter: transferring company), on being dissolved without going into liquidation, transfer all their assets and liabilities to a company that they form (hereinafter: receiving company), in exchange for the issue or transfer to their partners of securities representing the capital of the receiving company.

a company (hereinafter: transferring company), on being dissolved without going into liquidation, transfers all its assets and liabilities to two or more existing or new companies (hereinafter: receiving companies), in exchange for the pro rata issue or transfer to its partners of securities representing the capital of the receiving companies;

Recognizing that emissions from Parties within the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe's region contribute to air pollution on the hemispheric and global scales, and recognizing the potential for transport between continents and the need for further study with regard to that potential,

(1) Exchange of equity holdings shall be a transaction whereby a company (hereinafter: the acquiring company) acquires securities of another company (hereinafter: acquired company) in exchange for the issue or transfer to the partners of the acquired company of own securities (hereinafter: new securities), in exchange for the securities held by those partners in the acquired company (hereinafter: original securities), provided that the after the exchange of equity holdings the acquiring company holds no less than the majority of voting rights in the acquired company or no less than 25% of the value of the acquired company` s capital.

The Republic of Slovenia shall permit the Commission to verify compliance with the conditions of Item 1 and Item 3 of Section F, hereinafter referred to in this Section as ` the conditions` , and with Article 4, Article 5, Article 6 and Article 14 of this Section, prior to taking a Decision on conferral of management of aid on an Agency.

Transfer of activities subject to this Article shall mean a transaction whereby a company (hereinafter: transferring company) transfers, without being dissolved, one or several of its activities to another previously established company (hereinafter: receiving company) in exchange for either the issuance or transfer of securities representing the capital of the receiving company to the transferring company.

through the purchase of an interest by the public partner in a person of public law or other legal person to the holder of special or exclusive rights or public authorisations and the transfer of the performance of rights and obligations deriving from the public-private partnership (hereinafter:

Having assessed the experience gained from the development of national pollutant release and transfer registers and the implementation of this Protocol, and taking into account relevant international processes, the Meeting of the Parties shall review the reporting requirements under this Protocol and shall consider the following issues in its further development:

The United Kingdom and the Republic of Cyprus shall cooperate to ensure the effective implementation of this Title in the Sovereign Base Areas and, where appropriate, shall conclude further arrangements concerning the delegation of the implementation of any of the provisions referred to in Articles 43 to 46. A copy of any such arrangements shall be submitted to the Commission.

through the establishment of a legal person founded by the state, one or more self-governing local communities or other persons of public law or other public partner and one or more persons of private law, and through the transfer of the exercising of rights and obligations proceeding from public-private partnership to such legal person (hereinafter:

(i) At their first meeting, review their experience in implementing the provisions of article 5, paragraph 9, and consider what steps are necessary to develop further the system referred to in that paragraph, taking into account international processes and developments, including the elaboration of an appropriate instrument concerning pollution release and transfer registers or inventories which could be annexed to this Convention.

through the sale of part of the interest of the state, a self-governing local community or other person of public law or other public partner in a public company or other legal person to the holder of special or exclusive rights or public authorisation and the transfer of the exercising or continuation (maintaining) of the exercising of rights and obligations proceeding from public-private partnership to such legal person (hereinafter:partnership through sale of interest) or

(ii) The Contracting Parties agree that the standard Material Transfer Agreement referred to in Article 12.4 shall include a requirement that a recipient who commercializes a product that is a plant genetic resource for food and agriculture and that incorporates material accessed from the Multilateral System, shall pay to the mechanism referred to in Article 19.3f, an equitable share of the benefits arising from the commercialization of that product, except whenever such a product is available without restriction to others for further research and breeding, in which case the recipient who commercializes shall be encouraged to make such payment.

12.4 To this effect, facilitated access, in accordance with Articles 12.2 and 12.3 above, shall be provided pursuant to a standard material transfer agreement (MTA), which shall be adopted by the Governing Body and contain the provisions of Articles 12.3a, d and g, as well as the benefit-sharing provisions set forth in Article 13.2d(ii) and other relevant provisions of this Treaty, and the provision that the recipient of the plant genetic resources for food and agriculture shall require that the conditions of the MTA shall apply to the transfer of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture to another person or entity, as well as to any subsequent transfers of those plant genetic resources for food and agriculture.

The Director of OLAF shall be authorised to subdelegate his/her powers to staff covered by the Staff Regulations.

Without prejudice to any disciplinary action, authorising officers by delegation and subdelegation may at any time have their delegation or subdelegation withdrawn temporarily or definitively by the authority which appointed them.

there is a substantial likelihood that the standard contractual clauses in the Annex are not being or will not be complied with and the continuing transfer would create an imminent risk of grave harm to the data subjects.

Rules applicable to authorising officers by delegation and subdelegation

Establishment of an amount receivable is the act by which the authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation:

In the event of subdelegation, within his services, the authorising officer by delegation continues to be responsible for the effectiveness of the internal management and control systems put in place and for the choice of the authorising officer by subdelegation.

Authorising officers by delegation or subdelegation may act only within the limits set by the instrument of delegation or subdelegation.

The authorisation of recovery is the act whereby the authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation responsible instructs the accounting officer, by issuing a recovery order, to recover an amount receivable which he/she has established.

If the delegating authority then gives a reasoned instruction in writing to the authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation to take the decision in question, the authorising officer may not be held liable.

To implement expenditure, the authorising officer by delegation and by subdelegation shall make budgetary commitments and legal commitments, shall validate expenditure and authorise payments and shall undertake the preliminaries for the implementation of appropriations.

An authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation who considers that a decision which it is his/her responsibility to take is irregular or contrary to the principles of sound financial management shall inform the delegating authority in writing.

The responsible authorising officer by delegation or subdelegation may be assisted in his/her task by one or more members of staff entrusted, under his/her responsibility, to carry out certain operations necessary for implementation of the budget and presentation of the accounts.

(1) An insurance undertaking may, by means of an agreement, transfer to another insurance undertaking (hereinafter: accepting insurance undertaking) insurance contracts within an individual group or class of insurance (hereinafter: insurance portfolio) together with the assets covering technical provisions equalling the provisions to be set aside for the insurance portfolio being transferred or the assets covering mathematical provisions to be set aside for the insurance portfolio being transferred.

The institution concerned shall inform the European Parliament and the Council (hereinafter "the budgetary authority") by 15 March at the latest of the carry-over decision it has taken and shall state, for each budget line, how the criteria in paragraphs 2 and 3 have been applied to each carry-over.

(5) In order to enter into an agreement whereby a significant portion of its operations is transferred to another insurance undertaking or legal entity, an insurance undertaking shall be obliged to obtain an authorisation from the Insurance Supervision Agency (hereinafter: authorisation for outsourced operations).

The United Kingdom and the Republic of Cyprus shall cooperate to ensure the effective implementation of this Protocol in the Sovereign Base Areas and, where appropriate, shall conclude further arrangements concerning the delegation of the implementation of any of the provisions referred to in Articles 2 to 5 above.

Under the provisions of this law, the company draws up a transformation of ownership plan subject to the approval by the authorized agency. The company may choose any combination of privatization methods stated in Article 18. These methods include allocation of common shares to three state funds, internal distribution of shares, and employee buyout among others. The company issues common shares for the socially-owned capital which is define d as a difference between the company's total assets and its liabilities. Article 22 prescribes that common shares are allocated to the state funds in the following proportions: 10% of the shares are allocated to the Pension Fund, 10% to the Indemnification Fund, and 20% to the Development Fund for the purpose of further distribution of shares to authorized investment corporations (so-called pids).

Moreover, the growing international dimension of the coal market and the global scale of the problems confronting it means that the European Union has to take a leading role in meeting challenges relating to modern techniques, mine safety and environmental protection at worldwide level by ensuring the transfer of know-how required for further technological progress, improved working conditions (health and safety) and enhanced environmental protection.

In order to facilitate data flows from the Community, it is desirable that processors providing data processing services to several data controllers in the Community be allowed to apply the same technical and organisational security measures irrespective of the Member State from which the data transfer originates, in particular in those cases where the data importer receives data for further processing from different establishments of the data exporter in the Community, in which case the law of the designated Member State of establishment should apply.

In order to ensure continuity of existing agreements and to avoid a legal vacuum, it is necessary to ensure that obligations for access and interconnection imposed under Articles 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 14 of Directive 97/33/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 June 1997 on interconnection in telecommunications with regard to ensuring universal service and interoperability through application of the principles of open network provision (ONP)(8), obligations on special access imposed under Article 16 of Directive 98/10/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 1998 on the application of open network provision (ONP) to voice telephony and on universal service for telecommunications in a competitive environment(9), and obligations concerning the provision of leased line transmission capacity under Council Directive 92/44/EEC of 5 June 1992 on the application of open network provision to leased lines(10), are initially carried over into the new regulatory framework, but are subject to immediate review in the light of prevailing market conditions.

the purposes of the onward transfer,

Restrictions on omvard transfers:

No onward transmission of data communicated to Europol by a Member State shall be allowed without the consent of the Member State concerned.

In order to safeguard the interests of the Member States concerned and the principles of data protection, appropriate provisions need to be laid down determining the conditions under which onward transmission may take place.

data subjects have, in the case of special categories of data, given their unambiguous consent to the onward transfer, or, in other cases, have been given the opportunity to object.

data subjects have, in the case of special categories of data, given their unambiguous consent to the onward transfer or, in other cases, have been given the opportunity to object.

further transfers of personal data from the data importer to another controller established in a third country not providing adequate protection or not covered by a decision adopted by the Commission pursuant to Article 25(6) of Directive 95/46/EC (onward transfer) may take place only if either:

exceptionally, after authorisation by the Director of Europol taking account the conditions laid down in Article 2(2), if he considers onward transmission of the data by the third body to be absolutely necessary:

Authorising officers by delegation or sub-delegation may act only within the limits set by the instrument of delegation or sub-delegation.

there is a substantial likelihood that the standard contractual clauses in the Annex are not being or will not be complied with and the continuation of transfer would create an imminent risk of grave harm to the data subjects.

The Director shall inform the Management Board and the Joint Supervisory Body without undue delay of any decision to transmit personal data pursuant to Article 2(l)(b) or to allow onward transmission of personal data pursuant to point (b) of the second subparagraph of Article 5(5), and of the reasons for that decision.