Betekenis van:
law of nature

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. It is false that equality is a law of nature. Nature makes nothing equal, her sovereign law is subordination and dependence.
2. Sociability is as much a law of nature as mutual struggle.
3. It's not true that equality is a law of nature; nature makes nothing equal - her sovereign laws are subordination and dependence.
4. the nature of the exclusive rights assigned to PP (Article 46.2 of the Postal Law).
5. the precise nature of the public service obligation (universal postal service obligation) (Article 3.25 of the Postal Law),
6. It followed from case law that an assessment must be made of the market nature of the transaction from the investor's point of view.
7. The changing nature of airports has therefore to be reflected in the legal assessment of airport activities under State aid law.
8. Penalties provided for pursuant to paragraph 1 and decisions taken pursuant to paragraph 2 shall not be of a criminal law nature.
9. The first was a question as to the nature of the aid instrument, namely whether the loans provided under Law No 808/1985 were always fully reimbursed.
10. In order to evaluate the possible exceptional nature of the events concerned, the Commission had asked the Italian authorities to provide information as to the possible application of the Italian Law on strikes (Law No 146 of 12 June 1990, as amended by Law No 83 of 11 April 2000) to the case at hand.
11. On 12 March 2002, on the grounds of the varied and unrelated nature of the aid measures provided for by Article 4 of Law No 290/99 on the one hand and of those provided for by Article 5 of the same law and by Article 15(16) of Law No 67/88 and Law No 252/91 on the other, the Commission decided to split the case into two different parts, namely case C/7A/2000 and case C/7B/2000 concerning respectively Articles 4 and 5 of Law No 290/99, Article 15(16) of Law No 67/88 and Law No 252/91.
12. An adaptation of the sentence by the competent authority of … (executing State) may take place only if it is incompatible with the law of that State in terms of its duration or nature.
13. Nor would the mechanism deal with the exorbitant nature of the charge borne by La Poste under the 1990 Law since its contribution is still part of a ‘defined-benefit’ scheme and is not in full discharge of its liabilities.
14. In their letter of 10 October 2002, the Italian authorities supplied additional information concerning only the aid under Article 123 of Law No 32/2000, in view of the urgent nature thereof.
15. However, case law of the Court of Justice suggests that, when the nature of a state aid is being assessed, it must also be decided whether the state is responsible for the measure concerned.