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concur

to concur
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  • goedkeuren; akkoord gaan; toestaan; na keuring in orde bevinden
  • be in accord; be in agreement

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to concur
Werkwoord
  • goedkeuren; instemming getuigen met; standpunt delen; erkennen; onderschrijven
  • be in accord; be in agreement

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to concur
Werkwoord
  • accorderen, bijeenpassen, kloppen, overeenstemmen, rijmen
  • be in accord; be in agreement

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to concur
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  • overeenstemmen, het eens zijn, samengaan, accorderen, stroken
  • be in accord; be in agreement

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to concur
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    • happen simultaneously

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. As such it is crucial that any emergent deployment rationale considers these two system elements in a coherent manner as they both concur to enable system operation.
    2. This shall include the detailed planning of all those project phases and major individual activities that concur to the achievement of the end goals,
    3. The Commission likewise cannot concur with Austria’s argument that it is indispensable that BB’s future owner should have extensive banking experience.
    4. On the fourth criterion, the involvement of state resources, the Commission does not concur with Slovenia's argument that the system is equivalent to the one examined by the Court of Justice in the PreussenElektra case.
    5. The Commission can therefore concur with OFCOM when it says that ‘the system [of revisions] would appear to provide a materially symmetrical outcome in the long-term in each case, albeit through different routes and with low levels of transparency.’
    6. Researchers and scientific literature worldwide concur that there is no decisive evidence demonstrating a link between the increase in the number of accidents and the use of bath-assisting devices [3].
    7. a rollout programme from concept-to-delivery. This shall include the detailed planning of all those project phases and major individual activities that concur to the achievement of the end goals,
    8. Concerning the compatibility of the measures pursuant to Article 87(3)(d), the Commission does not concur with the assessment made by the Italian authorities, and is of the opinion that the cultural derogation is not applicable to the aid schemes in point.
    9. Before issuing the Permit to Operate for high-speed passenger craft engaged on domestic voyages in a host State, the Administration of the flag State shall concur with the host State on any operational conditions associated with operation of the craft in that State.
    10. Before issuing the Permit to Operate for high-speed passenger craft engaged on domestic voyages in a host State, the Administration of the flag State shall concur with the host State on any operational conditions associated with operation of the craft in that State. Any such conditions shall be shown by the Administration of the flag State on the Permit to Operate.
    11. The Commission cannot concur with Austria’s argument that the issue of additional bonds, providing BB with additional liquidity in the amount of EUR 380 million, would not have been a decisive factor for any of the bidders for the bank, when at the same time Austria argues that the expected liquidity squeeze was a reason not to sell BB to the Consortium.
    12. On the basis of the above, it appears that intra-EU trade in publishing products in the Italian language is limited and the measures could be deemed to be compatible under Article 87(3)(c) or Article 87(3)(d) of the EC Treaty. 6.2.1. Compatibility ex Article 87(3)(d) of the EC Treaty (51) Concerning the compatibility of the measures pursuant to Article 87(3)(d), the Commission does not concur with the assessment made by the Italian authorities, and is of the opinion that the cultural derogation is not applicable to the aid schemes in point.
    13. In this context the Commission would emphasise that preventive measures could have been taken by BB and the owner to limit the liquidity outflow and notes that the Province of Burgenland had already committed itself to raising EUR 380 million of new liquidity for BB by issuing new bonds covered by Ausfallhaftung before the sale of the bank. The Commission cannot concur with Austria’s argument that the issue of additional bonds, providing BB with additional liquidity in the amount of EUR 380 million, would not have been a decisive factor for any of the bidders for the bank, when at the same time Austria argues that the expected liquidity squeeze was a reason not to sell BB to the Consortium.