Betekenis van:
carve out
to carve out
Werkwoord
- establish or create through painstaking effort
Hyperoniemen
to carve out
Werkwoord
- remove from a larger whole
Hyperoniemen
Werkwoord
Voorbeeldzinnen
- ING will seek to carve-out the WUH business within […].
- ING will seek to carve-out the WUH business […].
- For example, carve-out remedies will typically require more detailed information than divestitures of stand-alone businesses.
- ING will seek to carve-out the Interadvies business (hereinafter ‘WUH/Interadvies’) [on the basis of a detailed schedule].
- After the carve-out period […], ING will hold-separate the WUH business and seek to divest this business […] [26].
- After the carve-out period […], ING will hold-separate the WUH business and seek to divest this business […] [4].
- Moreover, there does not appear to be any reason why, at this stage, the additional guarantees foreseen in the restructuring plan for the carve-out of WUH/Interadvies should require additional measures to mitigate distortions of competitions.
- That measure is, in itself, a measure intended to help address the market distortion since it is only envisaged in order to enable the carve-out of WUH/Interadvies.
- As part of the divestitures, the restructuring plan foresees that ING will carve out a fully operating and divestible retail banking company in the Netherlands (see for details recital 85 below) consisting of the current Interadvies (Westland Utrecht Hypotheekbank, Westland Utrecht Effectenbank and Nationale Nederlanden Hypotheekbedrijf, Nationale Nederlanden Financiële Diensten) to which will be attached the consumer credit portfolio of the former Postbank.
- If, however, the adopted international auditing standards contain audit procedures the performance of which would create a specific legal conflict with national law stemming from specific national requirements related to the scope of the statutory audit, Member States may carve out the conflicting part of the international auditing standard as long as those conflicts exist, provided the measures referred to in Article 26(3) are applied.
- If, however, the adopted international auditing standards contain audit procedures the performance of which would create a specific legal conflict with national law stemming from specific national requirements related to the scope of the statutory audit, Member States may carve out the conflicting part of the international auditing standard as long as those conflicts exist, provided the measures referred to in Article 26(3) are applied. Any addition or carving out by Member States should add a high level of credibility to the annual accounts of companies and be conducive to the public good.