Betekenis van:
discriminating

discriminating
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • getuigend van diep nadenken
  • having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions

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discriminating
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • degelijk; grondig; diepgaand; goed doordacht
  • having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions

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discriminating
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
    • showing or indicating careful judgment and discernment especially in matters of taste
    "the discriminating eye of the connoisseur"
    discriminating
    Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
    • verdragend, bijtend, doordringend, fel, guur
    • having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions

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    Hyperoniemen

    discriminating
    Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
      • having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine distinctions

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      Werkwoord


      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. Discriminating against people because of their race is a mistake.
      2. It is therefore not discriminating.
      3. Once Vivendi becomes a fully fledged DSL operator, its incentive to avoid discriminating between DSL operators will be removed.
      4. refrain from discriminating between system users or classes of system users, particularly in favour of its related undertakings;
      5. The bids were made as part of an international tender, an open and non-discriminating procedure that left bidders enough time to assess the potential sales object before making a bid.
      6. On the other hand, if ‘a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a Community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted’ [122].
      7. On the other hand, if a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a Community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted.’
      8. On the other hand, if a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted’.
      9. Although the measure does not include any limitation regarding the country in which the transaction is to take place, the Commission considers that the measure includes discriminating elements at three different levels.
      10. In principle, this would be tantamount to discriminating against any bidder outside the European Union — even maybe from another Member State, as this reasoning could equally be applied to any potential purchaser presently unknown to the FMA, i.e. any non-Austrian undertaking.
      11. It also quotes the judgment of the Court in the Van den Bergh & Jürgens case [23], where the following test was applied to determine whether an expectation is justified: ‘…if a prudent and discriminating trader could have foreseen the adoption of a Community measure likely to affect his interests, he cannot plead that principle if the measure is adopted.’
      12. This high value is also reflected in the tender, notably in the final offers made in December 2006 and finally in the total investment made by Cerberus. The bids were made as part of an international tender, an open and non-discriminating procedure that left bidders enough time to assess the potential sales object before making a bid.
      13. to undertakings which have been entrusted with the operation of services of general economic interest pursuant to Article 86(2) of the Treaty if the compensation they receive, in any form whatsoever, was fixed for an appropriate period following an open, transparent and non-discriminating procedure.
      14. foster the creation of operational arrangements in order to enable an optimal management of the network, promote joint gas exchanges and the allocation of cross-border capacity, and to enable an adequate level of interconnection capacity, including through new interconnections, within the region and between regions to allow for development of effective competition and improvement of security of supply without discriminating between supply undertakings in different Member States;
      15. The bids were made as part of an international tender, an open and non-discriminating procedure that left bidders enough time to assess the potential sales object before making a bid. Regarding Austria's awareness of the effective value of BAWAG-PSK, given the activity of the FMA, Austria was, at the moment of granting the State guarantee, sufficiently informed about the economic situation of BAWAG-PSK.