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implicit in
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • diep zittend
  • in the nature of something though not readily apparent

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implicit in
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • niet onmiddellijk zichtbaar
  • in the nature of something though not readily apparent

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. French law does not recognise an implicit guarantee: any guarantee provided by the State must be enshrined in a law.
  2. If it were found that there was an implicit State guarantee, it would in any event be necessary in order to ensure continuity of the public service.
  3. It is implicit in that statement that in the past, the State aid rules had not been so strictly applied to fiscal regimes of the type addressed in the Code of Conduct for Business Taxation.
  4. As regards ETVA’s participation in the capital increases of 20 May 1998, the Commission considers that there are no sufficient grounds to deviate from the implicit non-aid assessment made in the decision N 401/97.
  5. The State can also significantly interfere in the decision making of one exporting producer of the group due to the implicit veto power via the director representing the State owned parent company.
  6. If amounts are converted into the euro or other currencies, please provide the implicit exchange rate assumptions. Please always indicate if the amounts mentioned are in nominal amounts or discounted.
  7. Provide an estimate of any changes in the total capacity of the beneficiary (at group level) in the EEA between the year preceding the start year of the project and the year following completion of the project (in volume and in value terms). Please also provide implicit price assumptions. If available, include statistics prepared by public and/or independent sources.
  8. Provide for each of the last six years data on apparent consumption (1) (in value and volume terms) in the relevant product market in the EEA. Please also provide implicit price assumptions. If available, include statistics prepared by the public and/or independent sources.
  9. Provide an estimate of the total apparent consumption on the relevant product market(s) in the EEA for the year preceding the start year and for the year following the completion of the project (in volume and in value terms). Please also provide implicit price assumptions. If available, include statistics prepared by public and/or independent sources.
  10. They may, in practice, take a variety of forms: long-term purchase contracts, investments undertaken with an implicit or explicit guarantee of sale, investments undertaken outside the scope of normal activity, etc. In order to rank as eligible stranded costs that could be recognized by the Authority, such commitments or guarantees must satisfy the following criteria:
  11. In a press release, it stressed that those ratings reflected the implicit State guarantee covering EDF's debt and its current legal status and added that, in the absence of such a guarantee, EDF's long-term debt rating would be AA+ [18].
  12. The incentive effect criterion was not explicitly referred to by Regulation (EC) No 68/2001, although its rationale is inherent to the compatibility assessment of any aid measure under Article 107(3)(c) TFEU and was implicit in the reasoning concerning the potential role of aid in remedying market failures, at Recitals 10 and 11 thereof.
  13. The yield on the deposit reflects that long-term obligation by paying for the implicit long-term risk of the Italian Republic, which is estimated in an extra return of 0,30 % (equal to the market spread paid by long-term government bonds over money market rates).
  14. Transmission system operators shall promote operational arrangements in order to ensure the optimum management of the network and shall promote the development of energy exchanges, the coordinated allocation of cross-border capacity through non-discriminatory market-based solutions, paying due attention to the specific merits of implicit auctions for short-term allocations and the integration of balancing mechanisms.
  15. But comparing spending on pensions by the State (after set-off of revenue from the wage-related deductions) with the sum of the salaries paid to those in employment makes it possible to calculate a rate of ‘employer's’ contribution that is often described as being implicit [9].