Betekenis van:
common denominator

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The definition of a common minimum denominator for the salary threshold is necessary to ensure a minimum level of harmonisation in the admission conditions throughout the Community.
2. A common denominator for these other gaming providers, is that in principle, all the revenues generated from the gaming services shall be channelled to specific charitable causes.
3. By the same token, it can be noted that the Italian language appears to be the common denominator of the two schemes.
4. It also takes account of the fact that a decision by the state offering investors PPAs which guarantee their viability while the agreements remain in force is a common denominator of all PPAs.
5. Sweden Post considers that there would be one single market, called ‘The Sorting Office Processed General Cargo Market’, for ‘standardised distribution of parcels, parcel shipments and pallets in national, regional or global transportation networks’, as these would all have a common denominator in that ‘sorting offices for processing large volumes of goods are a central feature of the networks.’
6. Thus, given the breadth of the scope of the measures under review and of the very generic description of the eligible publications, the measures under examination would appear to primarily aim at fostering the diffusion of publishing products in the Italian language, which is the common denominator of the two schemes, rather than promoting the Italian culture and language.
7. A common denominator for these other gaming providers, is that in principle, all the revenues generated from the gaming services shall be channelled to specific charitable causes. Thus, the former AWP business was unique in the sense that it allowed private operators to keep profits generated from money games.
8. Sweden Post considers that there would be one single market, called ‘The Sorting Office Processed General Cargo Market’, for ‘standardised distribution of parcels, parcel shipments and pallets in national, regional or global transportation networks’, as these would all have a common denominator in that ‘sorting offices for processing large volumes of goods are a central feature of the networks.’ On a market thus defined, Swedish Post would have a market share of the order of [… %].