Betekenis van:
a priori

a priori
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • apriorisch, a-priorisch
  • involving deductive reasoning from a general principle to a necessary effect; not supported by fact
"an a priori judgment"
a priori
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
    • based on hypothesis or theory rather than experiment
    a priori
    Bijwoord
      • derived by logic, without observed facts

      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. The Commission shall decide to introduce an a priori or an a posteriori surveillance system.
      2. no restrictions are placed a priori on the range of counterparties to outright transactions;
      3. For outright transactions, no restrictions are placed a priori on the range of counterparties.
      4. However, this latter approach is a priori only admissible if the evaluation is carried out prior to the sale.
      5. ‘Moreover, there was no reason to suppose a priori that the phrase “appropriate steps” referred specifically to financial measures’.
      6. By excluding, a priori, satellite decoders, the measure probably hampered the diffusion of high-quality satellite decoders.
      7. In that case, of the various possible formulas for applying certain taxes, none appeared a priori more advantageous.
      8. They are not, therefore, eligible a priori to work outside La Poste and, at the same time, there is no way of compelling them to do so.
      9. Compared to the 2004/2005 measures, the 2006 Finance Act directly links the subsidy to the interoperability of decoders without a priori excluding non-terrestrial decoders.
      10. Notwithstanding its doubts, the Commission recognised that there was an a priori presumption that any distortions of competition would indeed be limited.
      11. However, this seems highly unlikely in view of the arguments set out above and the changes, if any, in market conditions would a priori not be significant.
      12. A priori, the cost of IFB’s bankruptcy to SNCB, acting as a shareholder, would therefore have been zero, and not the EUR 29,5 to EUR 39,4 million as maintained by the Belgian authorities.
      13. A posteriori evaluation of the priority projects should facilitate future revisions of the guidelines and of the list of priority projects and should help improve the a priori evaluation methods practised by the Member States.
      14. The Authority has no a priori objection to such aid when it is granted to firms in difficulty, for it brings economic benefits above and beyond the interests of the firm concerned, facilitating structural change and reducing hardship.
      15. Decisions to impose the a priori surveillance system as well as any other measures needed to implement this system, shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 17.’;