regardless the company vs regardless which company

Some examples from the web:

• I consider this a necessary condition for fair competition between all European airlines regardless of the company's address.
• Companies or sectors that need support should all receive these funds, regardless of whether the company is located in the north, south or east.
• Within these parameters the scheme is open to private persons, companies, authorities and unions, regardless of the company structure or organisation as well as research and educational institutions, irrespective of their country of establishment.
• It makes it possible for employers and workers in each company to negotiate suitable forms of worker influence themselves through a voluntary system regardless of what country the company is in.
• Which means he was working on behalf of the company, regardless of where the capital came from.
• The scope of potential beneficiaries of such a scheme is thus broad; and its purpose is to ensure similar tax treatment regardless of company size or structure.
• Only the first company, regardless its nationality that offers its cooperation can receive immunity.
• It is enormously important for all companies, regardless of how large they are.
• At the same time, it seeks to protect and support companies, regardless of their size, which can provide goods and services to consumers in Europe without encountering unnecessary legal barriers.
• It is considered that regardless of whether a company borrowed the money or used its own funds to finance its duties it would anyway incur a cost.
• Both the tax base and the quantitative limitation are of a general nature, applicable in the same way to all companies regardless of their size or the sector in which they are active.
• Moreover, the fact that a tax advantage to individuals investing in certain companies may involve aid to these companies, regardless of the magnitude of such advantages, has been confirmed by the Court.
• (a) expressly prohibiting unfiltered sponsored access to companies, regardless of whether they belong to the same corporate group as the sponsor,
• expressly prohibiting unfiltered sponsored access to companies, regardless of whether they belong to the same corporate group as the sponsor,
• Believes that such controls should apply to all EU passport holders and EU companies, regardless where they operate from;
• investing in mechanisms for global compliance, such as the use of binding corporate rules by multinational companies, regardless of where personal data are processed by them.
• guarantees be provided for all legal forms of company, regardless of their type of activity,
• a) guarantees be provided for all legal forms of company, regardless of their type of activity,
• As established in the present case, production costs and financial situation of companies can be subject to significant distortions carried over from the former non-market economy system regardless if a company has operated as a Sate-owned company or not.
• The Commission cannot accept the United Kingdom's arguments to the effect that the inherent quantitative limitation in the system which exempts unprofitable companies applies in the same way to all companies regardless of their size or sector and is therefore not selective.

Some examples from the web:

• The scope of potential beneficiaries of such a scheme is thus broad; and its purpose is to ensure similar tax treatment regardless of company size or structure.
• Only the first company, regardless its nationality that offers its cooperation can receive immunity.
• I consider this a necessary condition for fair competition between all European airlines regardless of the company's address.
• Companies or sectors that need support should all receive these funds, regardless of whether the company is located in the north, south or east.
• Which means he was working on behalf of the company, regardless of where the capital came from.
• It is enormously important for all companies, regardless of how large they are.
• At the same time, it seeks to protect and support companies, regardless of their size, which can provide goods and services to consumers in Europe without encountering unnecessary legal barriers.
• It is considered that regardless of whether a company borrowed the money or used its own funds to finance its duties it would anyway incur a cost.
• Within these parameters the scheme is open to private persons, companies, authorities and unions, regardless of the company structure or organisation as well as research and educational institutions, irrespective of their country of establishment.
• Both the tax base and the quantitative limitation are of a general nature, applicable in the same way to all companies regardless of their size or the sector in which they are active.
• Moreover, the fact that a tax advantage to individuals investing in certain companies may involve aid to these companies, regardless of the magnitude of such advantages, has been confirmed by the Court.
• (a) expressly prohibiting unfiltered sponsored access to companies, regardless of whether they belong to the same corporate group as the sponsor,
• expressly prohibiting unfiltered sponsored access to companies, regardless of whether they belong to the same corporate group as the sponsor,
• Believes that such controls should apply to all EU passport holders and EU companies, regardless where they operate from;
• investing in mechanisms for global compliance, such as the use of binding corporate rules by multinational companies, regardless of where personal data are processed by them.
• guarantees be provided for all legal forms of company, regardless of their type of activity,
• a) guarantees be provided for all legal forms of company, regardless of their type of activity,
• As established in the present case, production costs and financial situation of companies can be subject to significant distortions carried over from the former non-market economy system regardless if a company has operated as a Sate-owned company or not.
• The Commission cannot accept the United Kingdom's arguments to the effect that the inherent quantitative limitation in the system which exempts unprofitable companies applies in the same way to all companies regardless of their size or sector and is therefore not selective.
• Moreover, the fact that a tax advantage to individuals investing in certain companies may involve aid to these companies, regardless of the magnitude of such advantages, has been confirmed by the Court [18].