Betekenis van:
measure out

to measure out
Werkwoord
  • meten hoe groot iets is; nauwkeurig meten
  • determine the measurements of something or somebody, take measurements of

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Werkwoord

measure out
een vervoeging van measure

Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. Where will the measure be carried out?
  2. However, the measure is not allowed where processing is carried out by retail or catering undertakings.
  3. However, the measure is not allowed where processing is carried out by retail or catering undertakings.’
  4. Member State where the aided project or measure is carried out:
  5. The optional nature of the measure allows the taxpayer to decide on a yearly basis whether to apply the measure or opt out.
  6. As set out in point 7.1.2, the measure on loss carry forward constitutes State aid at VCC and TE level.
  7. describe the results achieved with each measure, in light of the quantifiable objectives set out in the restructuring programme;
  8. DKV also claimed that the measure would benefit Deutsche Telekom in the roll-out of its IPTV offer.
  9. But the investment involved here consisted only in the automation of a measure which had previously been carried out manually.
  10. To conclude, the Commission could not establish that the part of Measure C involving BNFL was imputable to the State, for the reasons set out in the assessment of Measure B in recitals (256) to (296).
  11. If a capital measure is needed to meet the solvency requirements, a market-economy investor might be willing to carry out this measure in order to preserve the value of investments already made.
  12. In general, and as for any tax measure, it cannot be ruled out that group companies in specific sectors would benefit more from the measure because of the higher intensity of financial transactions in such sectors.
  13. As regards on-the-spot checks relating to the measure set out in Article 36(a)(iv) of Regulation (EC) No 1698/2005, it should be clarified that the 5 % minimum requirement has to be achieved at the measure level.
  14. That measure is, in itself, a measure intended to help address the market distortion since it is only envisaged in order to enable the carve-out of WUH/Interadvies.
  15. The Commission considers that this derogation is a simplification measure and therefore fulfils the conditions set out in Article 27 of the Sixth Directive.