Betekenis van:
coexistence

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. For other systems and services appropriate sharing criteria for coexistence may be based on national considerations.
2. studies on the coexistence of GM/non-GM crops; studies on the economics of GM crops.
3. Technical measures should therefore be adopted to allow the coexistence of GSM and other systems in the 900 MHz band.
4. BEMs shall be applied as an essential component of the technical conditions necessary to ensure coexistence between services at national level.
5. These studies should help to define the technical conditions needed to ensure the coexistence of a growing number of terrestrial systems capable of providing electronic communications services.
6. Five years of coexistence of Eurojust and the European Judicial Network have demonstrated both the need to maintain the two structures and the need to clarify their relationship.
7. respecting and promoting cultural diversity in Europe, improving coexistence and encouraging active European citizenship open to the world and based on the common values in the EU,
8. In the particular case of coexistence with aeronautical radio navigation systems, which requires technical measures in addition to BEMs, Member States should develop bilateral or multilateral agreements.
9. Appropriate sharing criteria for coexistence with other systems and services in the same and adjacent bands have been developed in ECC Report 100.
10. In its Recommendation 2003/556/EC of 23 July 2003 on guidelines for the development of national strategies and best practices to ensure the coexistence of genetically modified crops with conventional and organic farming [1], the Commission expressed itself in favour of an approach that would leave it up to Member States to develop and implement management measures for coexistence.
11. allowing the coexistence of the name ‘Munster or Munster-Géromé’ registered as a Protected Designation of Origin under Council Regulation (EEC) No 2081/92 and the unregistered name ‘Münster Käse’ designating a place in Germany
12. The Treaty requires the Community and the Member States to promote cultural diversity in their international relations as a contribution to a world order based on sustainable development, peaceful coexistence and dialogue between cultures.
13. The future use of the 900 MHz band and in particular the question of how long GSM will remain the reference technology for technical coexistence in this band is a question of strategic importance for the internal market.
14. In particular, the group shall analyse the possible impacts of the coexistence of different approaches to the organisation and working of credit registers in the Community and identify the consequences thereof from an economic point of view.
15. Up to now, the coexistence of various international and national regulations has obstructed efforts to ensure mutual recognition of national navigation certificates without the need for an additional inspection of foreign vessels.