Betekenis van:
first degree

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. measures for the first degree of seriousness:
2. identified, first, by markings indicating the category, the conformation class and the degree of fat cover and, secondly, by an identification or slaughter number.
3. ‘masters programme’ (second cycle) means a second cycle programme of higher education that follows a first degree or an equivalent level of learning leading to masters level offered by a higher education institution;
4. Turning to the second measure, the complainant argues that this subordinated loan carried a very high degree of risk, given the scale of the debts owed by VAOP that would have to be reimbursed first in the event of insolvency.
5. However, to ensure a minimum degree of health protection everywhere, that approach should be combined with a limit value, which is to be preceded in a first stage by a target value.
6. The Court of First Instance (CFI) has recently reviewed the Commission's decisions to open formal procedures in cases concerning fiscal measures adopted pursuant to some degree of regional autonomy granted to the Basque Provinces under the Spanish constitution.
7. the term Early-Stage Researcher [14] refers to researchers in the first four years (full-time equivalent) of their research activity, including the period of research training, Experienced Researchers [15] are defined as researchers having at least four years of research experience (full-time equivalent) since gaining a university diploma giving them access to doctoral studies, in the country in which the degree/diploma was obtained or researchers already in possession of a doctoral degree, regardless of the time taken to acquire it.
8. In the UK, the degree of switching for the three categories of users – large and very large industrial users, small and medium-sized industrial and business, and very small business and household users – is above 70 % for the first two groups and close to 50 % for the last category [12] and end-user price control was abolished in 2002 [13].
9. For the Netherlands, it should be noted that under the General Surviving Dependents’ Insurance Act (Algemene Nabestaandenwet), the following persons are also regarded as married or spouses: single persons of the same or different sex permanently sharing a household, unless they are blood relations of first degree.
10. Concerning gas, the degree of switching for the three categories of users — large and very large industrial users including power plants, small and medium-sized industrial and business, and very small business and households — is above 70 % for the first two groups and close to 50 % for the last category [21]. Price controls for all end users have been removed since 2002.
11. In addition, according to a document issued by the President of the Polish Energy Regulatory Office [20]‘the current structure and the concentration degree of the power industry activity have resulted first from the horizontal and then from vertical consolidation of state-owned power industry companies.
12. Under the Netherlands General Law on Old-Age Insurance the following persons are also regarded as ‘married’ or ‘spouse’: unmarried persons of the same or different sexes who are living in a joint household on a permanent basis, unless they are persons who are blood relations of first or second degree.
13. Concerning gas, the degree of switching for the three categories of users — large and very large industrial users including power plants, small and medium-sized industrial and business, and very small business and households — is above 70 % for the first two groups and close to 50 % for the last category [21].
14. For the purposes of Norwegian institutions, complete also additional page No 5. For the Netherlands, it should be noted that under the General Surviving Dependents’ Insurance Act (Algemene Nabestaandenwet), the following persons are also regarded as married or spouses: single persons of the same or different sex permanently sharing a household, unless they are blood relations of first degree.
15. identified, first, by markings indicating the category, the conformation class and the degree of fat cover and, secondly, by an identification or slaughter number. Markings indicating the category, conformation class and fat cover must be perfectly legible and shall be stamped using non-toxic, fast, indelible ink in accordance with a procedure approved by the competent national authorities.