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materialisation

materialisation
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • something that comes into existence as a result

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    materialisation
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • the process of coming into being; becoming reality

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      materialisation
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • materialisatie
      • an appearance in bodily form (as of a disembodied spirit)

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      1. The materialisation of any of these factors would increase the pay-back period from […] years assumed in the base scenario to […] years.
      2. This, however, is still a nominal value, i.e. it assumes full materialisation of all risks, something which is unlikely (see above).
      3. This is the only way of taking the risk assumed by the state into account, whereas ex post quantification is based on the materialisation of the risk.
      4. the competent institution shall then establish the actual amount of the pro rata benefit by applying to the theoretical amount the ratio between the duration of the periods completed before materialisation of the risk under the legislation it applies and the total duration of the periods completed before materialisation of the risk under the legislations of all the Member States concerned.
      5. This is because the concept of threat of injury necessarily implies that predictions be made about the future materialisation of injury which was not present during the investigation period.
      6. The nominal theoretical maximum specified in Article 45 of the detailed agreement is EUR 35,34 billion; when multiple coverage is taken out, the maximum is EUR 21,6 billion. This, however, is still a nominal value, i.e. it assumes full materialisation of all risks, something which is unlikely (see above).
      7. The elements relating to the threat of injury examination have been considered separately and in detail in the provisional Regulation and the degree of materialisation of the assumptions and forecasts made at the provisional stage was re-examined and verified — to the extent possible — at the definitive stage of the investigation, as set out in the findings in this Regulation.
      8. However, an investigation based on threat of injury necessarily involves a more substantial number of assessments and assumptions than an investigation based on material injury in the IP. This is because the concept of threat of injury necessarily implies that predictions be made about the future materialisation of injury which was not present during the investigation period.
      9. Where the legislation of a Member State makes the acquisition, retention or recovery of the right to benefits conditional upon the person concerned being insured at the time of the materialisation of the risk, this condition shall be regarded as having been satisfied in the case of insurance under the legislation of another Member State, in accordance with the procedures provided for in Annex XI for each Member State concerned.
      10. The pensions for retirement or retirement for permanent disability (invalidity) under the Special Scheme for Civil Servants due under Title I of the consolidated text of the Law on State Pensioners if at the time of materialisation of the risk the beneficiary was an active civil servant or treated as such; death and survivors' (widows'/widowers', orphans' and parents') pensions due under Title I of the consolidated text of the Law on State Pensioners if at the time of death the civil servant was active or treated as such