Betekenis van:
higher status

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Citizens of higher social status were permitted to live closer to the center.
2. Today, more and more people are changing jobs in order to get a better salary and higher social status.
3. Flow rates should meet the demands of the individual animal as these will vary depending on the feed, physiological status and ambient temperature, for example, lactating animals have much higher water demands than stock animals.
4. Subordinated debt instruments provide a subsidiary claim on the issuing institution that can only be exercised after all claims with a higher status (e.g. deposits/loans) have been satisfied, giving them some of the characteristics of ‘shares and other equity’.
5. Faster reactions on path requests, better demand oriented path usage, higher reliability of the path characteristic data (current status in the Infrastructure Restriction Notice Databases), improvement in the use of the infrastructure.
6. Where a Member State has reason to believe that any of the conditions for maintaining its status as a disease-free Member State, zone or compartment have been breached, that Member State shall immediately suspend trade in susceptible species and vector species to other Member States, zones or compartments with a higher health status for the disease in question as laid down in Part A of Annex III and apply the provisions of Sections 2 and 4 of Chapter V.
7. subordinated debt in the form of deposits or loans Subordinated debt instruments provide a subsidiary claim on the issuing institution that can only be exercised after all claims with a higher status (e.g. deposits/loans) have been satisfied, giving them some of the characteristics of ‘shares and other equity’.
8. Faster reactions on path requests, better demand oriented path usage, higher reliability of the path characteristic data (current status in the Infrastructure Restriction Notice Databases), improvement in the use of the infrastructure. Path request on short notice is possible. Advantage: Better demand oriented path request is possible.
9. To make such offers attractive, OTE had to offer its employees voluntary redundancy terms and conditions that reflect the latter’s permanent status, which, in turn, led to higher costs for OTE than the costs of comparable early retirement schemes offered by other companies under general labour laws and regulations.
10. If the person eligible by virtue of the foregoing to receive the household allowance paid in the staff member's name is also eligible to receive this allowance by reason of his or her own status as staff member, that person shall receive the higher of the two allowances only. Article 2
11. Despite exclusion of the unemployment risk and leaving aside the significant additional costs inherent in the rigid status of civil servants, La Poste would continue therefore, after the reform and despite the contribution of a level playing field, to incur higher aggregate wage costs than those of its competitors for as long as civil servants worked for it.
12. If the person eligible by virtue of the foregoing to receive the household allowance paid in the staff member's name is also eligible to receive this allowance by reason of his or her own status as staff member, that person shall receive the higher of the two allowances only.
13. More particularly, the State’s contribution to the VRS would compensate only partially for the additional costs caused by two main types of structural disadvantages which are due to the legacy of OTE as a state-owned monopoly: (a) the permanent quasi-civil-servant status of OTE employees, guaranteed by law, and (b) the higher salaries (also imposed by law) which significantly increase the overall costs of the scheme.
14. The Polish authorities also suggest that private creditors are generally reticent about new proposals, in particular because banks are unwilling to swap sureties and mortgages on assets for shares, as this results in their receivables being downgraded by the auditors or Banking Inspectorate and their being obliged to indicate a loss in their books. Keeping the status quo, on the other hand, allows them to keep a higher value in their books, even if this is not realistic.
15. for farms or mollusc farming areas situated in areas which have a health status falling within categories II and IV, the inspection frequency required by surveillance or eradication programmes approved in accordance with Directive 2006/88/EC is higher than the frequency recommended by Part B of Annex III to that Directive; it is therefore not necessary for Member States to lay down specific requirements concerning the inspection frequency for farms and mollusc farming areas situated in areas covered by such programmes;