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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The company has rapidly branched out from its previous core business in recent years.
2. While acknowledging that, for supervisory purposes, share capital counts as core capital, it points out that not all of a bank’s capital that qualifies as core capital is at the same time share capital.
3. In the first place, the Commission would point out that the battery itself is not part of the environmental equipment but is the very core of the installation.
4. Carefully cut out a small core of vascular tissue at the heel end and keep the amount of non-vascular tissue to a minimum.
5. On the other hand, since KBM and the machinery rings could carry out only the core tasks laid down in their statutes, whilst the commercial subsidiaries could only carry out the five ‘non-core tasks’ enumerated in the Act, Germany did not deem it necessary to have records of working time.
6. To facilitate the functioning of the internal market, and to improve methods of roadworthiness testing, the results of a test should be set out in a roadworthiness certificate covering certain core elements.
7. For new tolling arrangements other than those involving concession tolls put in place by Member States after 10 June 2008, Member States shall calculate costs using a methodology based on the core calculation principles set out in Annex III.
8. Carefully cut out a small core of vascular tissue at the heel end and keep the amount of non-vascular tissue to a minimum. (see web site http://forum.europa.eu.int/Public/irc/sanco/Home/main).
9. Carefully cut out a small core of vascular tissue at the heel end and keep the amount of non-vascular tissue to a minimum (see web site: http://forum.europa.eu.int/Public/irc/sanco/Home/main)
10. In the sales agreement a minimum price of EUR 300 million by way of shares in LBBW was determined. Moreover, a step-out-clause for LBBW in case the core capital ratio fell below a certain threshold was added.
11. As a result, the Commission considers that a core‐capital ratio of 6 % is the minimum necessary to ensure viability and hence the maximum that can be financed out of state aid.
12. Their comments concern the ‘non-core tasks’ carried out by machinery rings through their subsidiaries, such as clearing snow in winter and gardening and landscaping under contract for outside companies.
13. While acknowledging that, for supervisory purposes, share capital counts as core capital, it points out that not all of a bank’s capital that qualifies as core capital is at the same time share capital. In particular, share capital which is fully at the bank’s disposal for it to invest is entirely different in quality from the transferred LTS assets, which continue to be available to the Land for specific promotion-related purposes and are therefore not profitable for NordLB itself.
14. Many European banks argue that IAS 39 does not allow them to apply hedge accounting to their core deposits on a portfolio basis and would force them to carry out disproportionate and costly changes both to their asset/liability management and to their accounting systems.
15. Germany claims that a comprehensive package of measures and a supervision mechanism were in place to ensure that the aid was used exclusively for the three core tasks of the machinery rings, ruling out any danger of cross-subsidisation of non-agricultural sectors, as follows: