Betekenis van:
age limit
age limit
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- regulation establishing the maximum age for doing something or holding some position
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Werkwoord
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Age limit for employment
- However, the age limit during the transitional period may not be below 6 years of age;
- The report referred to in Article 5a shall contain a review of the age limit, if necessary accompanied by a proposal to amend the age limit.
- Chapter II: Articles 5 (age limit for employment) and 6 (medical examinations);
- The age limit for employment is set at the end of the month in which the staff member reaches the age of 65.
- Without prejudice to the consequences of the application of Article 5a, Member States which, in their national law adopted before 26 June 2009, provide for an age limit below 12 years may apply that limit during a transitional period until 4 years after 26 June 2009. However, the age limit during the transitional period may not be below 6 years of age;
- as from 1 January 2009, on all bovine animals over 48 months of age which have died on the holding. A Member State may, however, decide to continue testing at a lower age limit between 24-48 months.
- which exceeds the period that the staff member would have to serve before reaching the age limit specified in Article 5 of these Regulations.
- at or below the limit spawning biomass level, the TACs shall not exceed a level corresponding to a fishing mortality rate of 0,2 on appropriate age groups.
- The limit is now set at a BSE incidence rate calculated over the previous 12 months of 200 cases per million animals within the cattle population over 24 months of age, for countries carrying out active surveillance.
- Driving licences issued to persons at a lower age than set out in paragraphs 2 to 4 in accordance with this paragraph shall only be valid on the territory of the issuing Member State until the licence holder has reached the minimum age limit set out in paragraphs 2 to 4.
- The provisions relating to the age limit referred to in Article 1 and the obligations specified in paragraphs 2, 3, and 4 of this Article, shall not apply to imports of pure-bred breeding animals originating in and coming from Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.
- By way of derogation from paragraphs 1 and 4, Member States may, on the basis of objective criteria that are part of a rural development policy and only on condition that they take into account environmental as well as employment aspects, change or waive the headage limit of 90 animals per holding and age bracket.
- The Commission expressed doubts regarding the compatibility of some of the aid granted for purchasing second-hand vessels from 1 January 1989 because the Decision of the Assembly of Corsica provided for the possibility of granting such aid for purchasing vessels without any maximum age limit although the 1988 Guidelines, applicable at that time, prohibited aid for vessels more than 15 years old, reduced to 10 years by the 1992 Guidelines, applicable from 1 July 1992, and the subsequent Guidelines.