Betekenis van:
going under

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1. A lot of companies are going under lately because banks are so tight with their money.
2. More and more young people are going under the knife to improve their physical appearance.
3. There was some monkey business going on when they were negotiating that last contract; money passed under the table.
4. Vessels under administrative process, on-going and already authorised constructions in the year 2007 and authorised to be introduced into the fleet shall be exempted from the provisions of paragraph 1.
5. In such circumstances, it should be determined whether an undertaking has obtained an economic advantage from the transaction, for which purpose the third subparagraph of point 43 of the 1994 Aviation Guidelines stipulates that the company ‘must be valued by an independent expert who must indicate, under normal circumstances, a going-concern value for the company […]’.
6. These EUR 900 million were repaid to France between December 2003 and January 2004. This was aid in the form of liquidity, intended to prevent Alstom from immediately going out of business, and was repaid within six months of having been granted, required under the guidelines.
7. In order to be covered by Article 64 of the basic Regulation, the unemployed person going to another Member State shall inform the competent institution prior to his departure and request a document certifying that he retains entitlement to benefits under the conditions laid down in Article 64(1)(b) of the basic Regulation.
8. In duly justified exceptional cases, the competent authority may accept applications for payment of the balance after the date referred to in point (b) of the first subparagraph, if this delay does not prevent the checks under Article 10(1) from going ahead.
9. Regarding natural gas, the original tax had been increased from EUR 1,87/MWh to EUR 3,476/MWh (as of 1 April 1999), and EUR 5,50/MWh (as of 2003). The Commission considers therefore that any reduction of the tax going beyond the original level (namely EUR 1,87/1000 l), cannot be justified under the environmental guidelines and is therefore incompatible with the common market.
10. For the purposes of applying Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 and Regulation (EEC, Euratom) No 354/83, documents of terminated, on-going and future civilian crisis management missions and military operations conducted under the auspices of the Council shall, upon termination of the missions and operations, be archived by the GSC and henceforth be considered as documents held by the Council.
11. If the institution of a Member State has paid undue benefits to a person, that institution may, within the terms and limits laid down in the legislation it applies, request the institution of any other Member State responsible for paying benefits to the person concerned to deduct the undue amount from arrears or on-going payments owed to the person concerned regardless of the social security branch under which the benefit is paid.
12. Furthermore, Mr Ziegler indicated that one repayment of a EUR 140 million loan granted to ABX was not made, that there is a risk that ABX will be given an advantage when the ABX group is privatised given the conditions of this privatisation, that SNCB did not go through with the sale of ABX-France, that it is unrealistic to restructure ABX under current management and business strategy conditions and that the impact of ABX going bankrupt would be significant.
13. This will be of particular assistance to cooperation undertaken under the Community network on communicable diseases [18] and other EC legislation in public health and may complement European Research Framework Programme activities.Risk assessment activities fall under the remit of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) [19], e.g. surveillance, which became operational during 2005. Activities aimed to promote national management of risks and threats have been established in consultation with the ECDC in order to strengthen EU wide cooperation, thus ensuring that there is no duplication or overlapping.Activities countering the threat of deliberate release of biological agents will be undertaken in tandem with on-going activities on communicable diseases.
14. In addition, the FPAP disputes the claim that it enjoyed preferential conditions for carrying out its activity as investor on the futures market — in its own words: ‘the FPAP operated on the world commodities market with specialised brokers or financial institutions (…) [It] did not enjoy any tariff advantage, nor any special conditions vis-à-vis all the other operators on the market’. The Commission does not claim that the FPAP’s financial advantage arose from preferential treatment of the FPAP by the other actors of the market, but that the Fund could only operate on this market because it had a financial intervention margin granted by the State going beyond the FPAP’s own financial capacity, while the State did not grant it under conditions similar to other companies which may have had the same interest as the FPAP in operating on this market (undertakings in other sectors affected by the rise in the cost of oil, for example) or which operate on this market for reasons linked to their economic or commercial strategies (oil companies, for example).