Betekenis van:
french leave

french leave
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • an abrupt and unannounced departure (without saying farewell)

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. In view of the strategic decision to leave the French market, the decision to sell SSTD for EUR 0,2 million (see detailed description below in section 2) was the most attractive option for IFB.
    2. The French authorities state that the low limits of the abovementioned range take account of the fact that the cost of the reference social plan is increased because of the very large proportion of employees approaching retirement age who leave under particularly advantageous conditions.
    3. In the present case, according to LDCOM, the content of the declarations binds the French authorities as the letter of the declarations constitutes a clear and unequivocal unilateral commitment by the State to be the lender of last resort to France Télécom and not to leave the latter in the financial crisis it has known since the summer of 2002.
    4. In that respect, the French authorities consider that, on the basis of the 2005 social plan, itself based on the 2002 social plan, the range should be from EUR […] to […] per employee, that is, a total amount of between EUR […] million and […] million. The French authorities state that the low limits of the abovementioned range take account of the fact that the cost of the reference social plan is increased because of the very large proportion of employees approaching retirement age who leave under particularly advantageous conditions.
    5. In the present case, according to LDCOM, the content of the declarations binds the French authorities as the letter of the declarations constitutes a clear and unequivocal unilateral commitment by the State to be the lender of last resort to France Télécom and not to leave the latter in the financial crisis it has known since the summer of 2002. Inasmuch as the State's commitment is of a binding nature, any failure to honour that commitment may incur the State's contractual responsibility (third parties could have forced the State to carry out its commitment).