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method of choice
method of choice
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- the best method to achieve a desired result
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- Choice of method and Equipment
- Part 2 Choice of the Method
- 105 The choice between the function of expense method and the nature of expense method depends on historical and industry factors and the nature of the entity.
- waste management in the design phase and in the choice of the method used for mineral extraction and treatment;
- Other methods may be suitable and the choice of method may depend on the resources and information available.
- The choice of method for checking the moisture content of hops should be left to the Member States, provided that the methods adopted give comparable results.
- The choice of method used to calculate the estimated value of a contract may not be made with the intention of excluding it from the scope of this Directive.
- While various methods can be applied for the assessment of the lean-meat content of a pig carcase, it is necessary to ensure that the choice of the method does not affect the estimated lean-meat content.
- For (h): What are the public services obligations, the method for calculating the compensations, the different offers submitted in the tender and the reasons for the choice of the designated company?
- 105 The choice between the function of expense method and the nature of expense method depends on historical and industry factors and the nature of the entity. Both methods provide an indication of those costs that might vary, directly or indirectly, with the level of sales or production of the entity.
- TITLE VII TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 1 TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 2 FINAL PROVISIONS ANNEX I LIST OF ACTIVITIES SUBJECT TO MUTUAL RECOGNITION ANNEX II CLASSIFICATION OF OFF-BALANCE-SHEET ITEMS ANNEX III THE TREATMENT OF COUNTERPARTY CREDIT RISK OF DERIVATIVE INSTRUMENTS, REPURCHASE TRANSACTIONS, SECURITIES OR COMMODITIES LENDING OR BORROWING TRANSACTIONS, LONG SETTLEMENT TRANSACTIONS AND MARGIN LENDING TRANSACTIONS Part 1 Definitions Part 2 Choice of the Method Part 3 Mark‐to-Market Method
- An explanation shall be provided with regard to the choice of composition, constituents, immediate packaging, possible further packaging, outer packaging if relevant, the intended function of the excipients in the finished product and the method of manufacture of the finished product.
- An explanation shall be provided with regard to the choice of composition, constituents, immediate packaging, possible further packaging, outer packaging if relevant, the intended function of the excipients in the finished product and the method of manufacture of the finished product. This explanation shall be supported by scientific data on development pharmaceutics.
- With regard to the choice of the method of calculation, it should be stressed that, while point 11.3.2 of the guidelines provides for the possibility of adopting a method of calculating losses other than the one recommended, this alternative method must make it possible to determine a loss of production (see the rule [5] according to which ‘the Commission will (...) accept alternative methods of calculation of normal production, including regional reference values, provided it is satisfied that these are representative and not based on abnormally high yields’). The reference to turnover cannot be justified therefore in the light of the provisions of point 11.3.2 of the guidelines.
- With regard to the doubts set out in recitals 13, 14 and 15, all of which concern the appropriateness of the method of calculating the losses, the Commission, even if it were to adopt the approach taken by the Italian authorities of compensating for losses caused by natural disasters without taking account of the considerations set out in recital 30, could not find in the comments of those authorities any information that enables it to glimpse a justification for the use of a method of calculating losses that is based on turnover instead of production, or for the choice of reference years.