Betekenis van:
contingent upon

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. His success is contingent upon his efforts.
2. In this regard, the scheme is contingent upon export performance.
3. The scheme is a subsidy contingent in law upon export performance.
4. It is also a specific subsidy under Article 4(4)(a) given that it is contingent upon export performance.
5. subsidies contingent, whether solely or as one of several other conditions, upon the use of domestic over imported goods.
6. The DEPBS is contingent in law upon export performance, and therefore deemed to be specific and countervailable under Article 3(4)(a) of the basic Regulation.
7. Furthermore, the EPCG scheme is contingent in law upon export performance, since such licences can not be obtained without a commitment to export.
8. Furthermore, the DEPBS is contingent in law upon export performance, and therefore deemed to be specific and countervailable under Article 3(4)(a) of the basic Regulation.
9. Furthermore, the EPCGS is contingent in law upon export performance, since such licences cannot be obtained without a commitment to export.
10. Thus, the subsidy amount (nominator) has to be allocated over the total export turnover during the IP because the subsidy is contingent upon export performance.
11. Furthermore, the EPCGS is contingent in law upon export performance, since such licences can not be obtained without a commitment to export.
12. Furthermore, the FMS is contingent in law upon export performance, and therefore deemed to be specific and countervailable under Article 3(4)(a) of the basic Regulation.
13. The ability of Norway to reach its target of 90 percent is contingent upon electricity consumption not increasing by more than 1 % annually.
14. They are alleged to be contingent upon export performance and/or upon the use of domestic over imported goods and/or limited to certain enterprises or groups of enterprises and/or products and/or regions, and therefore specific and countervailable.
15. For the purposes of point (a), subsidies shall be considered to be contingent in fact upon export performance when the facts demonstrate that the granting of a subsidy, without having been made legally contingent upon export performance, is in fact tied to actual or anticipated exportation or export earnings.