Betekenis van:
information age

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. If this is the information age, what are we so well-informed about?
2. This group passes out information on such things as travel and health care, and encourages its members to vote on issues that affect this age group such as legislation regulating the insurance industry, medical care and housing.
3. individual information on age;
4. Information on the vulnerable age range of children (from birth up to 9 months) shall be provided to carers
5. Information on the vulnerable age range of children (5 to 10 months) shall be provided to carers.
6. As already indicated in recital 39, France provided information showing that the age requirement had actually been respected.
7. Year of planting or, failing that, estimated age of the vineyard parcel concerned (information compatible with Regulation (EEC) No 357/79).
8. This is estimated from appropriate analytical assessments based on the analysis of catch at age or at length and ancillary information.
9. Information concerning the insured person`s children in case the person has brought up 5 or more children or a child who has been recognised as invalid from childhood — up to age of 8 years
10. Information concerning the insured person`s children in case the person has brought up five or more children or a child who has been recognised as invalid from childhood — up to age of eight years
11. Such measures could include harmonisation through cooperation between the regulatory, self-regulatory and co-regulatory bodies of the Member States, and through the exchange of best practices concerning such issues as a system of common descriptive symbols or warning messages indicating the age category and/or which aspects of the content have led to a certain age recommendation, which would help users to assess the content of audiovisual and on-line information services.
12. sufficiently in advance of the minimum age for commencing pension rights or before an age to be determined by national legislation, exchange with or make available to the person concerned and to institutions of other Member States information (periods completed or other important elements) on the pension entitlements of persons who have changed from one applicable legislation to another or, failing that, inform those persons of, or provide them with, the means of familiarising themselves with their prospective benefit entitlement.
13. annually by 15 September at the latest for information relating to the first six months of the current year, and 1 March for information relating to the second six months of the previous year, of the number of male bovines in respect of which the special premium has been applied for, broken down by age bracket and type of animal (bull or steer);
14. a comprehensive list, held by the central authorities, containing all the information required for the administrative document, on condition that the Member State takes the measures necessary to ensure that the premium is not granted twice for the same age bracket and provides information as to the premium status of each animal immediately upon request.
15. develop positive measures for the benefit of minors, including initiatives to facilitate their wider access to audiovisual and on-line information services, while avoiding potentially harmful content, for instance by means of filtering systems. Such measures could include harmonisation through cooperation between the regulatory, self-regulatory and co-regulatory bodies of the Member States, and through the exchange of best practices concerning such issues as a system of common descriptive symbols or warning messages indicating the age category and/or which aspects of the content have led to a certain age recommendation, which would help users to assess the content of audiovisual and on-line information services.