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… Months, Three Repeals 3.1.1 Airtours The first of these cases was Airtours, where the Commission had prohibited a merger between two UK tour operators, reasoning that it would create a collective dominant position70 in the UK market for short-haul foreign package holidays, and would thus lead to a significant impediment of competition.71 Collective dominance falls under the coordinated effects of mergers (as opposed to non-coordinated or unilateral effects).72 The General Court clarified that … is already a manifestation of the policy choices made by the Commission, such judicial review does not interfere with administrative discretion. Such discretion would only be unduly constrained if the policy choices promoted by the Court were entirely foreign to the legal framework 255 Colomo (n 23) 144. 256 Colomo (n 23) 148. 257 Colomo (n 23) 144. 258 Colomo gives the example that the application of Article 102 TFEU demands (inter alia) showing that the relevant undertaking enjoys a dominant …

… are problematised. Marta holds a Master of Science degree (cum laude) in sociology from the University of Amsterdam (2015) and a Bachelor of Science degree in applied social sciences from the University of Warsaw (2013). She also spent a year as an exchange student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Before her appointment at CWTS, she worked at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in Brussels, where she focused on strengthening connections between science …

… d. meets the specific admission requirements of the UM master's programme for which it has applied; and e. has not previously participated in a regular higher education programme in the Netherlands. However, students who have previously followed an exchange programme in the Netherlands may apply; and f. will not be older than 35 on 1 September 2021; and g. has achieved excellent academic results during a previous education or pre-course, which can be demonstrated by means of an Academic …

… close collaboration with the health and long-term care field. degree to become a PhD in Nursing Science and allows new talent to further develop. The collaboration with the University of Graz and the University of Applied Science in Bern allows for an exchange of knowledge and expertise with nursing researchers and contributes to the infrastructure of nursing science in Europe. This PhD programme has led to structural joint collaborations, publications and annual dissertations all with high …

… are still awaiting invoicing to be paid in full. Annual Activity Report February 2023 - March 2024 23 6. Planning Ahead for 2024 - 2025 Research and Outreach Activities Spring 2024 28 March POP! Progress over Perfection: CGD feedback and writing exchange session April-August Curated CGD Reading Shelf at Limestone Books April-June Anti-Ageism Interventions, at all UM Faculties May Reading Group Queer Death Studies # 1, at UCM’s ArtScience Lab 1-2 July QueerCon in Maastricht, various locations …

… are problematised. Marta holds a Master of Science degree (cum laude) in sociology from the University of Amsterdam (2015) and a Bachelor of Science degree in applied social sciences from the University of Warsaw (2013). She also spent a year as an exchange student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Before her appointment at CWTS, she worked at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in Brussels, where she focused on strengthening connections between science …

… Candidates therefore do not pass or fail the selection procedure; a low position in the ranking merely means that a large number of candidates achieved a higher final score. 13 If a candidate is awarded a place through selection, this place cannot be exchanged for a place at a different university. This means that the candidate can only start the BBS programme at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences at Maastricht University in the academic year 2023-2024. Scores and ranks of the …

… see important progress in the adoption of ID systems in Latin America. All countries have government certification authorities, which is regarded as a fundamental element for the establishment of digital identification. Additionally, there is a fluid exchange of good practices among countries, and projects have been proposed to allow interoperability between the identification databases of different countries. Although there is an effort by many countries to provide identity services to their …

… of pluralist and democratic society and represents one of the values on which the EU is established.50 As pointed out by the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in GS Media, internet is of particular importance for this right as a platform for exchange of opinions and information.51 Article 11 protects three different yet interrelated aspects of this right. The first aspect encompasses what is commonly understood by the freedom of expression, that is, the right to ‘hold opinions’ (Article …

… daad in het rechtspersonenrecht. - Rammeloo, S.F.G. (2010). 15th Ius Commune Conference (Leuven, 26 November 2010). Presentation: Light vehicle competition in Europe. Light Vehicles - The Heavy Load of ‘Flexible’ National Company Laws for Pseudo-Foreign Companies Duly Established in EU. - Schwarz, C.A. (2010). Intervention Annual Meeting 2010 Nederlandse Juristen Vereniging NJV (Amsterdam, 11 June 2010). The Preadvice on general civil law and company law aspects of CSR. - Steins Bisschop, …