Betekenis van:
equalisation

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Change in the equalisation provision
2. + Change in equalisation provision (32 15 0) (+/-)
3. The same test would have to be applied if the Equalisation Fund was a private body.
4. The potential equalisation resistance between any two exposed conductive parts shall be lower than 0,1 Ω.
5. In Montenegro: implement law on local government, notably by establishing the equalisation fund.
6. If there is some discontinuity, this point shall be by-passed by potential equalisation.
7. Over-charging intensity is specified by manufacturer and corresponds to the one used during equalisation charging.
8. The judgment of the Court of Cassation was based on an analysis of the legal personality of the Equalisation Fund, and its finding with respect to State property therefore applies to all of the monies deposited with the Equalisation Fund.
9. The management of surcharges and other contributions in the electricity sector is entrusted to the Equalisation Fund, a public body established by Legislative Decree No 98 of 26 January 1948. The Equalisation Fund acts on instructions from the AEEG.
10. However, the analysis cannot be limited to the powers of the Equalisation Fund in its quality as a public body.
11. This method does not therefore ensure any equalisation of aggregate wage costs (wages and social security contributions).
12. The judgment of the Court of Cassation was based on an analysis of the legal personality of the Equalisation Fund, and its finding with respect to State property therefore applies to all of the monies deposited with the Equalisation Fund. The same is true of the finding by the Court of First Instance that the State can control the resources administered by the Equalisation Fund.
13. Following the introduction of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 4), this Directive should clarify the prudential treatment of equalisation reserves established in accordance with this Directive.
14. In the case at hand, however, the monies transit through a public body, the Equalisation Fund, before being channelled to the final beneficiary.
15. This potential equalisation is obtained by connecting the exposed conductive parts together either by a protective conductor, e.g. wire, ground truss, or directly by the vehicle metallic chassis.