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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Pity is akin to love.
2. Freedom is akin to the rarified air of a mountain top. Weak men cannot bear one or the other.
3. The threshold of a door is akin to the sill of a window, but it is exactly the same as the sill of a door.
4. Moreover, the agreement is akin to one whose purpose was to share the on trade-markets between the two groups.
5. Moreover, in the understanding of 8 October 2004, the parties assumed that the transaction was akin to a share capital injection.
6. It had, however, not acknowledged that the volume should have been taken into consideration when determining what was akin to share capital.
7. on the exercise of rights and obligations akin to membership ad interim by the European Community in the World Customs Organisation
8. It considered, therefore, that the payment of this sum was akin more to a levy on FT's operating results than to individual taxation by way of business tax.
9. In view of its origins and the way it is defined, the levy is akin more to a levy on operating results than to individual taxation under the heading of business tax.
10. The fact that the German supervisory authority treated the transfer as a reserve suggests that the capital made available is more akin to share capital than to a silent partnership contribution.
11. The European Community accepts the rights and obligations akin to those of World Customs Organisation members as laid down in the World Customs Organisation Council decision pending the entry into force of the amendment of the Convention establishing a Customs Cooperation Council.
12. At all events, so the French authorities claimed, the tax advantage attaching to the deduction of the amount of depreciation did not lead to any loss of tax revenue, being more akin to a different breakdown, over time, of the taxable base.
13. The European Commission is authorised to communicate to the World Customs Organisation that the European Community accepts the rights and obligations akin to those of World Customs Organisation members and to submit to the World Customs Organisation the required declaration of competence as specified in the Annex.
14. Moreover, the agreement is akin to one whose purpose was to share the on trade-markets between the two groups. Indeed, by establishing the dual equilibrium mentioned in point 2.3 above, the parties were aiming to ensure that one party did not dominate the other on this market.
15. Since the State has provided large and repeated financial support and financing to the military activities of HSY, using funds — which otherwise would have financed the military activities — in favour of the civil activities of HSY is akin to a transfer of State aid to the civil activities of the yard.