Betekenis van:
dependency

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1. Excluding Ross Dependency (Antarctica)
2. The greater the supplier’s dependency on the insolvent company, the higher the risk involved.
3. First, it will enable the yard to produce larger sections on shore and thus liberate it from its dependency on the natural conditions on the river Danube.
4. It is a standard practice to carry out such an analysis, in particular when there is a strong dependency between raw material suppliers and Union producers.
5. A coherent reform of the tax and benefit system should therefore further discourage welfare dependency and ensure that regular work pays.
6. Current projections in the EU and worldwide show most of the crucial energy indicators (e.g. energy consumption, fossil fuel dependency, the finite nature of conventional oil and natural gas reserves, import dependency, CO2 emissions, energy prices) to be moving away from a sustainable and reliable energy system.
7. EU energy dependency increases continuously; energy demand is on the rise casting doubt on the capability of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while the EU electricity/gas markets have not yet developed into a real competitive internal market.
8. One interested party alleged an incoherence of the present proceeding with international and Community policy decisions to promote bio-fuels production and sales related to environmental protection and decrease in the dependency from mineral fuels.
9. Therefore, reduction of energy consumption and the use of energy from renewable sources in the buildings sector constitute important measures needed to reduce the Union’s energy dependency and greenhouse gas emissions.
10. Furthermore, the French authorities take the view that, because of its dependency on SNCM, and in accordance with another French case, the liquidation of the undertaking might have led the court to order the payment of damages to employees.
11. Where rights are taken over on a minimum basis, if the dependency ratio of the transferor scheme is more unfavourable than that of the transferee scheme, a deduction is made from the benefits attached to the past basic rights transferred.
12. If the dependency ratio in the electricity and gas industries is higher than that of the basic scheme, an entry fee is calculated which is equal to the amount that, when deducted from the present value of the liabilities of the scheme for the electricity and gas industries, enables the dependency indicator for the CNAV scheme before the operation to be equalised with the dependency indicator for the combination of the CNAV scheme and the scheme for the electricity and gas industries after the operation.The methodology currently used by the AGIRC and ARRCO schemes involves comparing the benefits/contributions dependency ratios projected over a 25-year period for the supplementary schemes with those for the electricity and gas industries.
13. Thus, on 29 November 2006, the regulatory authority fined OTE a total of EUR 3 million, that is EUR 1000000 for breach of the existing regulatory framework (carrier pre-selection) and EUR 2000000 for an abuse of a dominant position (refusal to provide network access, leverage of market power, and abuse of a relation of economic dependency).
14. To identify and disseminate best practice to improve the protection of human rights, the dignity and the general health status of residents in health or social care institutions with mental ill-health, mental disability or dependency [14] Refer also to FP6 Scientific Support to Policies, 5th Call, SSP-5A Areas 2.1 & 2.2. See: http://fp6.cordis.lu/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.FP6ActivityCallsPage&ID_ACTIVITY=500
15. Investment in health promotion and disease prevention will help to maintain active participation in society for as many workers as possible, thus maintaining their economic contribution and reducing dependency levels. This has a direct effect on productivity and competitiveness, as well as having important positive spin-offs for quality of life in general.