| This is vital because that condition report is the benchmark against which we are indemnifying. |
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| Therefore the Commission also fails to show why the indemnifying clause would neutralise a recovery decision. |
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| To ease similar concerns in the past, transacting parties required sellers to put money in escrow, indemnifying buyers against future environmental liabilities. |
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| In the period in which the indemnifying clause was provided, there was no Commission decision ruling that HSY had received unlawful State aid. |
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| According to Greece and HSY, the indemnifying clause is not an aid. |
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| It would ensure that a compensation scheme is in place for victims and would promote nuclear development by channelling civil liability to operators, effectively indemnifying contractors and suppliers. |
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| It protects the holder of an interest in real property, either as an owner or as a lender, by indemnifying against loss that may be suffered if title is other than as stated in the policy. |
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| In general, the Member States are familiar with the idea of indemnifying animals 'at their value prior to being contaminated', as it had already been used previously for funding purposes. |
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| Local efforts to ensure some form of reparation, in particular for occupied fields and consumed or destroyed agricultural produce, are being put in place, but will also fall short of satisfactorily indemnifying the victims. |
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| Besides indemnifying banks quickly when loans are in arrears, some of the guarantor organisations are subrogated to the bank's claims, allowing the bank to move doubtful loans off its balance sheet. |
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| Similar schemes, which aim to deter runs by indemnifying savers from losses up to a certain level if their bank goes bust, spread through Europe in the wake of financial crises from the 1970s on. |
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| Otherwise you might inadvertently be infected with anecdotal, indemnifying evidence of tobacco-related ailments. |
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| Panetta also argued forcefully in favor of indemnifying any C. I. A. officers whose actions, as described in the memos, might have opened them up to criminal charges. |
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| Starting in July, European insurers and reinsurers will be banned from indemnifying ships carrying Iranian crude and oil products anywhere in the world, in line with sanctions on Tehran. |
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| Finally, if the Commission considered the indemnifying clause to be State aid, Greece claims that Articles 296 to 298 of the Treaty would be applicable. |
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