Betekenis van:
appealing
appealing
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- able to attract interest or draw favorable attention
"He added an appealing and memorable figure to popular American mythology"
"an appealing sense of humor"
appealing
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- (of characters in literature or drama) evoking empathic or sympathetic feelings
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- She gave me an appealing look.
- I'm appealing on behalf of the famine victims.
- Nothing is so appealing as the innocent face of a sleeping baby.
- making food more visually appealing;
- The method of appealing and the time limit within which to appeal
- However, since the measure makes investments in certain companies (TEs) more appealing for investors, it may indirectly favour certain undertakings, namely TEs [13].
- E 118 form to take an appealable decision within a reasonable period of time. The method of appealing and the time limit within which to appeal
- The Rugby League Challenge Cup Final and the Rugby World Cup tournament have a general resonance in the UK as events of wide general interest appealing to people who do not usually follow these competitions.
- Consequently, Europe must dramatically improve its attractiveness to researchers and strengthen the participation of women researchers by helping to create the necessary conditions for more sustainable and appealing careers for them in R&D [4].
- Next to this, the existing definition of lighters which are particularly appealing to children (novelty lighter) is open to interpretation, which may lead to an uneven application of the ban on such lighters.
- If the party against whom enforcement is sought has his habitual residence in a Member State other than that in which the declaration of enforceability was given, the time for appealing shall be 45 days and shall run from the date of service, either on him in person or at his residence.
- All lighters that resemble by any means to another object commonly recognised as appealing to or intended for use by children should be banned. This includes, but is not limited to, lighters the shape of which resembles cartoon characters, toys, guns, watches, telephones, musical instruments, vehicles, human body or parts of the human body, animals, food or beverages, or that play musical notes, or have flashing lights or moving objects or other entertaining features, usually called ‘novelty lighters’, which pose a high risk of misuse by children.