Betekenis van:
indeterminate

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1. Their child is of indeterminate sex.
2. positive or indeterminate confirmatory assays,
3. Correct identification as positive (or indeterminate), not negative
4. 50 potentially interfering samples including samples with indeterminate results in other supplementary assays
5. 50 potentially interfering samples including samples with indeterminate results in other confirmatory assays
6. Securities of indeterminate duration and other instruments that fulfil the following conditions may also be accepted as other items:
7. Article 9 of the draft order provides that aids, of indeterminate duration, may be aggregated in compliance with the maximum rates shown in the tables above.
8. The Agreement remains in force for an indeterminate period if it is not denounced by the giving of 12 months’ notice.
9. The tariff quotas provided for in the Interim Agreement and in the Stabilisation and Association Agreement are annual and are repeated for an indeterminate period.
10. The Commission would point out, moreover, that such an analysis would be impossible to carry out in view of the indeterminate number of possible situations.
11. The Agreement on mutual fishery relations between the Government of the Portuguese Republic and the Government of the Republic of South Africa, signed on 9 April 1979, entered into force on that day for an initial period of 10 years. The Agreement remains in force for an indeterminate period if it is not denounced by the giving of 12 months’ notice.
12. It then carries out an approximation in an attempt to demonstrate that, given equal seniority, the average cost of civil servants working for La Poste exceeds the average cost of ‘similar’ employees working on the basis of contracts of indeterminate duration (CDIs), whether in the ‘mail/parcels’ sector or in the banking sector.
13. Such modernising action, while maintaining the requirements on transparency and the updating of information relating to operators, is intended to eliminate the delays, costs and dissuasive effects which arise, for example, from unnecessary or excessively complex and burdensome procedures, the duplication of procedures, the ‘red tape’ involved in submitting documents, the arbitrary use of powers by the competent authorities, indeterminate or excessively long periods before a response is given, the limited duration of validity of authorisations granted and disproportionate fees and penalties.
14. The Commission considers, therefore, that it is not necessary to take into account all applicable direct and indirect taxes in order to determine whether there exists an actual tax advantage granted to exempt 1929 holding companies, the existence of that advantage being already sufficiently proven. The Commission would point out, moreover, that such an analysis would be impossible to carry out in view of the indeterminate number of possible situations. (71) In conclusion, the Commission considers that the scheme in question constitutes an advantage conferred on exempt 1929 holding companies. Selectivity
15. The Commission notes that the state is providing EUR 300 million through the TSDDRA (measure 1), EUR 1,2 billion in short-term liquidity (measure 2), EUR 1,25 billion through a second-rank guarantee (measure 3), EUR 300 million through a guarantee for a PSDD, convertible into capital, (measure 4), EUR 200 million through a TSDD, also convertible into capital (measure 5) and is participating in a new capital increase amounting to EUR 180 to 22 million. Lastly, through guarantees in the Marine sector, the state has accepted responsibility for an unspecified amount and has already granted guarantees (former measure 3) valued at some EUR 411 million. All in all, the state’s quantified overall exposure during the relevant period has amounted to a maximum of EUR 3,470 billion. However, it should be noted that, since the firm has already repaid EUR 900 million (measure 2), as has already been indicated, the potential risk for the state amounts to EUR 2,570 billion. As already explained, the value of the aid has been put at a maximum of between EUR 3,03 and 3,08 billion (see Table 7), plus an indeterminate amount stemming from measures 9 and 10.