main gear door actuating cylinder

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cargo compartment door actuating cylinder

MLG uplock actuating cylinder retract restrictor

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main undercarriage jack

It must, thus, be presumed that the European legislature has already assessed that exemptions from price freezes do not distort competition and that there is, therefore, no room for a subsequent assessment under the State aid rules. To conclude that such exemptions constitute State aid would deprive Article 4(2) of Directive 89/105 of any content.

79. Agrees that there cannot be a ‘one size fits all’ approach to CSR but recognises that the profusion of various CSR initiatives, although demonstrating awareness of the importance of CSR policies, can generate additional costs, be a barrier to implementation and undermine trust and fairness; believes that there must be sufficient flexibility when implementing CSR guidelines to cater for the specific requirements of each Member State and region, with particular regard to the capacities of SMEs; welcomes, however, the Commission's active cooperation with the participation of Parliament and the Council together with other international ...[+++] bodies to achieve a fundamental convergence of CSR initiatives in the long term and the exchange and promotion of good corporate practice regarding CSR, as well as to push forward the guidelines found in the International Standard ISO 26000 so as to ensure a single global, coherent and transparent definition of CSR; urges the Commission to contribute effectively to the guidance and coordination of EU Member State policies, thereby minimising the risk of additional costs being incurred by businesses operating in more than one Member State as a result of divergent provisions;

Revenues levied from spectrum assignments will remain with the Member State concerned, while more detailed regulatory principles on spectrum use complementing the high level objectives framed in the EU Regulatory framework still leave a large margin of discretion on details to Member States.

Failure to take the subsidiarity principle into consideration may lead to problems at the implementation phase, at which point there is no longer any room for manoeuvre at national level, and therefore put economic development at risk.