Betekenis van:
natural order

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. In that country, people thought that Market Capitalism was the natural order.
2. In the strict sense of the term, a true democracy has never existed, and never will exist. It is against natural order that the great number should govern and that the few should be governed.
3. Furthermore, the recovery of waste and the use of recovered materials should be encouraged in order to conserve natural resources.
4. developing solutions for natural gas flow management in order to deal with the problems of congestion within the gas networks,
5. The recovery of waste and the use of recovered materials as raw materials should be encouraged in order to conserve natural resources.
6. The inclusion of the statement of the analytical composition of a natural mineral water should be compulsory in order to ensure that consumers are informed.
7. Developing the capacities for receiving LNG and for storage of natural gas needed in order to meet demand, control gas supply systems, and diversify sources and supply routes:
8. No 302 of 2002) (as adapted by the Marine and Natural Resources) (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 2002 (S.I.
9. ‘judgment’ shall mean a final decision or order of a court of the issuing State imposing a sentence on a natural person;
10. A sufficient level of cross-border gas interconnection capacity should be achieved and market integration fostered in order to complete the internal market in natural gas.
11. In order to make that interpretation possible, agents and lawyers should speak at a natural and unforced pace and use short sentences of simple structure.
12. In order to contribute to the conservation in situ and to the sustainable use of those varieties, Member States should have the possibility to approve additional regions where seed exceeding the quantities necessary to ensure the conservation of the variety concerned in its region of origin may be marketed provided that those additional regions are comparable as regards natural and semi-natural habitats.
13. Actions improving the functioning of the interconnected natural gas networks within the internal market and transit countries, in particular, identifying the bottlenecks and missing links, developing solutions in order to deal with congestion and adapting methods of forecasting and of operating natural gas networks efficiently and safely:
14. ‘direct restocking’ means the activity of releasing live wild animals of selected species in waters where they occur naturally, in order to use the natural production of the aquatic environment to increase the number of individuals available for fisheries and/or to increase the natural recruitment;
15. These activities will focus on natural hazards, climate change, weather, ecosystems, natural resources, water, land use, environment and health, and biodiversity (including the aspects of risk assessment, forecasting methods and assessment tools) in order to produce advances for the GEOSS societal benefit areas and contribute to GMES.