Betekenis van:
concomitant

concomitant
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • bijpassend; bijbehorend
  • following or accompanying as a consequence

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

concomitant
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • aanwezig; present; hedendaags
  • following or accompanying as a consequence

Synoniemen

concomitant
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • ondergeschikt
  • following or accompanying as a consequence

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

concomitant
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • begeleidend
  • following or accompanying as a consequence

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

concomitant
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another

    Synoniemen

    Hyperoniemen

    Hyponiemen


    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Where the clinical application of advanced therapy medicinal products requires specific concomitant therapy and involve surgical procedures, the therapeutic procedure as a whole shall be investigated and described.
    2. Prevention of polydrug use, specifically the concomitant use with alcohol including the prevention of drink-drugs-driving taking into account previous work undertaken in this field, in the context of road safety actions.
    3. The subsequent extensions in time of the tariff, which are concomitant with the extensions of hydroelectric concessions for hydropower producers, follow the same logic, which was never challenged by the Commission.
    4. In particular, the Commission was not convinced that the investment of the municipality of Amsterdam in GNA had been ‘concomitant’, i.e. it was performed at the same time with the private investments by ING RE and Reggefiber.
    5. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002.
    6. The Belgian authorities’ argument that a return on the investment may be presumed to be demonstrated where the public intervention is accompanied by concomitant and significant private backing cannot be accepted.
    7. This overall positive trend was concomitant to an accentuated decrease in average prices, explained by the strong competition at extremely low prices faced in third country markets (see recital (35)).
    8. At all events, the Belgian authorities consider that profitability may be presumed to have been demonstrated where the public intervention is accompanied by concomitant and significant private backing and that the Commission cannot substitute itself for the judgment of the investor, but must establish with reasonable certainty that the programme financed by the State will be acceptable to a market economy investor.
    9. So far as concerns, thirdly, the State participation, the Commission would point out that the formal undertaking by the Italian authorities not to subscribe their share in Alitalia's capital increase until Deutsche Bank and any other participating banks have formally committed themselves is an essential decisive element guaranteeing the existence of a concomitant participation of public and private shareholders.
    10. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002. The accumulated additional losses amount to about €[…]million.
    11. Accelerate the reform of energy utilities, in particular in the power and gas sectors, implement the Entities' action plans for restructuring the power sector, develop and implement concomitant plans regarding reform of the coal sector, establish a transmission system operator and distribution system operators in the gas sector and develop the internal gas market.
    12. It is not enough that the firm may gain a benefit if there is not also a possible disadvantage to a client, or that one client to whom the firm owes a duty may make a gain or avoid a loss without there being a concomitant possible loss to another such client.
    13. These discussions were all the more difficult as Geodis’s own position had deteriorated in the course of 2001. This delay in the signing of the new agreements caused a concomitant extension of the period in which heavy losses were sustained because of the delay in implementing the recovery plan which could only start on 1 January 2002.
    14. On compliance with the concomitance principle, the French authorities point out that, from the outset, the State shareholder took every step to ensure the concomitant participation of public and private shareholders and that it took no risk before private investors did.
    15. Recapitalisation: In substance on the commitment by the French authorities to recapitalise France Télécom and the recapitalisation operation itself, Bouygues Telecom claims that the prudent private investor test is not satisfied in the present case as the State undertook to participate in France Télécom's recapitalisation on 12 July 2002, i.e. prior to the existence of the Ambition 2005 plan, without knowing France Télécom's exact economic situation, which had become much worse, and without the concomitant participation of private investors.