1.7. Demanding works are such buildings whose total volume exceeds metricconverterProductID5,000 m35,000 m3 and that are more than metricconverterProductID10.00 metres10.00 metres in height, measured from the ground to the eaves, a civil engineering works whose bearing spans are greater than metricconverterProductID8.00 metres8.00 metres , a works intended for the storage and handling of radioactive substances, works with deep foundations, an underground works whose level of structure is more than metricconverterProductID10.00 metres10.00 metres below the ground, pre-stressed structure, dams more than metricconverterProductID10.00 metres10.00 metres in height, bridges on which at least one clearance between two successive columns is more than metricconverterProductID8.00 metres8.00 metres , tunnels, public railways, motorways, fasts, main or regional highways, harbours, public airports, passenger cable cars or any other cable cars that pass over buildings, silos or reservoirs with a volume of more than metricconverterProductID1,000 m31,000 m3 , power facilities with a thermal rating of more than 10 MW or electric power ratings of more than 5 MW, electric transmission lines with a voltage of 110 kV or more and the appurtenant transformer stations, long-distance water pipelines, wastewater collectors, solid waste dumps for two or more municipalities, any hazardous waste dumps, gas or oil distribution pipelines, or any other works that are more than metricconverterProductID18.00 metres18.00 metres in height.

Regional reserves

1.Member States may administer the national reserve at regional level.

If regional and national reserves coexist in the same Member State, transfers between such transfers may also be permitted.

When a Member State creates regional reserves, it may lay down rules permitting the transfer of planting rights between regional reserves.

up to EUR 1300 million reserved for the financing of support for regional cooperation and integration of the ACP States in accordance with Articles 6 to 14 of Annex IV to the ACP-EC Agreement.

In order to improve the management of production potential, at a national and/or regional level, Member States shall create a national reserve, and/or as the case may be, regional reserves, of planting rights.

In order to facilitate the administration of the national reserve, it is appropriate to provide for management of the national reserve at regional level except in cases referred to in Article 42 (3) of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003, where applicable, and in Article 42 (4) of that Regulation, where Member States are obliged to allocate payment entitlements.

Some of the provisions provided for by this Regulation, notably on the establishment of the national reserve, initial allocation of payment entitlements and transfer of payment entitlements should be adjusted in order to make them applicable in the regional model.

in order to improve the management of wine-growing potential and to promote the efficient use of planting rights and thus to further mitigate the effect of the restrictions on planting, a system of national or regional reserves should be set up:

After the later date referred to in paragraph 1, those rights shall automatically be allocated to the appropriate national or regional reserve.

A Member State shall notify the Commission of the creation of national and/or regional reserves of planting rights or, as the case may be, of its choice not to implement the reserve system.

apply an equivalent reduction coefficient for other transfers of rights via a national reserve and/or via regional reserves.

up to EUR 1 300 million reserved for the financing of support for regional cooperation and integration of the ACP States in accordance with Articles 6 to 14 of Annex IV to the ACP-EC Agreement;

Member States shall ensure that the transfer of rights via a national reserve and/or regional reserves does not lead to an overall increase in production potential on their territory.

Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999 provides for the creation of national and/or regional reserves in order to improve the management of production potential.

Where a Member State chooses to draw up the inventory on a regional basis, and where it creates regional reserves under Chapter I of Title II of Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999, then the regions used for both purposes shall be the same.

account must be taken of Turkey's economic situation, and in particular regional economic imbalances, its level of indebtedness, debt servicing charges, balance of payments and foreign currency supply, monetary situation, per capita gross domestic product and unemployment level.

Regional reserves

1.Member States may administer the national reserve at regional level.

For the same reasons, such rights, if not used by such later date, should be transferred to the appropriate national or regional reserve, when constituted.

up to EUR 1300 million reserved for the financing of support for regional cooperation and integration of the ACP States in accordance with Articles 6 to 14 of Annex IV to the ACP-EC Agreement.

In order to facilitate the administration of the national reserve, it is appropriate to provide for management of the national reserve at regional level except in cases referred to in Article 42 (3) of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003, where applicable, and in Article 42 (4) of that Regulation, where Member States are obliged to allocate payment entitlements.

EUR 1 300 million in the form of grants shall be reserved for the financing of support for regional cooperation and integration of the ACP States in accordance with Articles 6 to 14 of Annex IV «Implementation and management procedures» to this Agreement.

Some of the provisions provided for by this Regulation, notably on the establishment of the national reserve, initial allocation of payment entitlements and transfer of payment entitlements should be adjusted in order to make them applicable in the regional model.

A developing country eligible for Community food aid operations under this Regulation may receive part or all of the food that has been - or may be - allocated to it in the form of operations in support of food security either directly or through international, regional or non-governmental organizations, with particular account being taken of trends in production, consumption and reserves in that country, the food situation of its inhabitants and the food aid granted by other donors.

loans, whether to undertakings, to State authorities or international organizations, to local or regional authorities or to natural persons, may be accepted as cover for technical provisions only if there are sufficient guarantees as to their security, whether these are based on the status of the borrower, mortgages, bank guarantees or guarantees granted by insurance undertakings or other forms of security;

loans, whether to undertakings, to a State or international organisation, to local or regional authorities or to natural persons, may be accepted as cover for technical provisions only if there are sufficient guarantees as to their security, whether these are based on the status of the borrower, mortgages, bank guarantees or guarantees granted by assurance undertakings or other forms of security;

5 % of its total gross technical provisions in shares and other negotiable securities treated as shares, bonds, debt securities and other money and capital market instruments from the same undertaking, or in loans granted to the same borrower, taken together, the loans being loans other than those granted to a State, regional or local authority or to an international organization of which one or more Member States are members.

5 % of its total gross technical provisions in shares and other negotiable securities treated as shares, bonds, debt securities and other money- and capital-market instruments from the same undertaking, or in loans granted to the same borrower, taken together, the loans being loans other than those granted to a State, regional or local authority or to an international organisation of which one or more Member States are members.

As a key component of food-security programmes food aid may be given to support efforts by the recipient countries to create buffer stocks paying special attention to individual farmers' stocks and national reserves, in tandem with the setting-up of regional reserves.

A developing country eligible for Community food aid operations under this Regulation may receive part or all of the food that has been - or may be - allocated to it in the form of operations in support of food security either directly or through international, regional or nongovernmental organizations, with particular account being taken of trends in production, consumption and reserves in that country, the food situation of its inhabitants and the food aid granted by other donors.