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locate
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Locate Puerto Rico on a map.
- It took us a week to locate their hideaway.
- It took one week to locate their hiding place.
- Locate Fa in relation to 0,95 D'.
- Any other information that may help locate the defendant:
- Search for, locate and rescue victims [2] located under debris (such as collapsed buildings and transport incidents).
- These companies can locate the production of their models in their own plants or in independent companies like FSO.
- When a SIRENE Bureau receives an A form, it shall, as soon as possible, search all available sources to try and locate the subject.
- ‘traceability’ means the ability to locate and identify the organ at each stage in the chain from donation to transplantation or disposal, including the ability to:
- In their reply dated 22 April 2009, the Polish authorities point out that they have submitted detailed economic evidence as to why the aid comprised an incentive effect when Dell decided to locate the plant in Łódź in 2006.
- When a Sirene bureau receives the A and M forms, the bureau or associated unit should, as soon as practicable, search all available sources to try and locate the subject.
- The Commission also takes note of the Polish authorities’ argument that the decision to cease manufacturing activities by closing the manufacturing plant at Limerick is unrelated to Dell’s decision to locate the investment project at Łódź.
- In scenario 2, ‘the aid gives an incentive to opt to locate a planned investment in the relevant region rather than elsewhere because it compensates for the net handicaps and costs linked to a location in the assisted region.’
- The Commission notes that in 2006 (when the decision was made to locate the project in Łódź), per capita GDP in relation to the EU-25 average in Západné Slovensko (62,8 %) was higher than in Łódź Province (48 %) [57].
- This positive impact is reinforced by the clustering effect the investment project is likely to trigger, by encouraging firms in the same or related industries to locate nearby in order to benefit from external economies of scale or scope.