Extending the time-limit for the tacit acceptance of the information from 60 to 120 days will better enable the Agency to give clear reasons for its decisions.

If a shopkeeper clearly informs his customers that he does not accept large banknotes as payment (for example in visible signs at the shop entrance and beside the checkout), the buyer is generally deemed to have entered into a contractual relationship with the seller and have tacitly agreed to the conditions set out.

47. Regrets the Commission's tacit acceptance of the collective irresponsibility of the majority of Member States concerning financial management in the European Union; welcomes and supports the initiatives taken by some Member States in this respect, and calls on the other Member States to follow suit;

5. Is of the opinion that the Commission must react to fulfil important requests made in Parliament's resolution accompanying the discharge decision in respect of the financial year 2005, which is not the case in the field of national declarations, where Parliament asked the Commission to submit to the Council before the end of 2007 a proposal for a national management declaration covering all Community funds under shared management; regrets the Commission's tacit acceptance of Member States' collective irresponsibility, with the exception of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK, concerning financial manageme ...[+++]nt in the European Union;

‘overrunning’ means a tacitly accepted overdraft whereby a creditor makes available to a consumer funds which exceed the current balance in the consumer's current account or the agreed overdraft facility.

The signature of the dealership agreement by Volkswagen's dealers could not be regarded as implied acceptance, given in advance, of Volkswagen's anticompetitive initiatives.