Betekenis van:
open order

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The door will not open; lock must be out of order.
2. The Commission was therefore fully entitled to open the investigation procedure with respect to the Executive Order.
3. In order to ensure the livelihood of Community fishermen, it is important to open these fisheries as soon as possible.
4. In order to ensure the livelihood of Community fishermen, it is important to open these fisheries on 1 January 2009.
5. Fine-tuning operation: a non-regular open market operation executed by the Eurosystem mainly in order to deal with unexpected liquidity fluctuations in the market.
6. take the necessary measures to promote inclusive labour markets in order to ensure access to employment is an opportunity open for all,
7. In order to be a general measure, a measure must be open to all economic agents operating within a Member State.
8. In case of open farmland or orchards: Which measures have been taken in order to avoid erosion or other negative effects on the environment?
9. In order to be more specific about this objective, an indicative and open-ended list of tasks to be carried out by the Committee should be established.
10. The European Union proposed that consultations remain open in order to encourage Madagascar’s High Transitional Authority to continue negotiations with the country’s political factions under the aegis of the joint mediation team in order to arrive at a consensual agreement.
11. It is a structure that has always been open to all, there being no nationality requirement in order to become a shareholder. The only obligation has always been to have ‘an activity somehow linked to the export of French books’.
12. According to Article 17 of the Statute of the ESCB, in order to conduct its operations the European Central Bank (ECB) may open accounts for credit institutions, public entities and other market participants.
13. The investigating body shall conclude its examinations at the accident site in the shortest possible time in order to enable the infrastructure manager to restore the infrastructure and open it to rail transport services as soon as possible.
14. In order to ensure a harmonised, interoperable and open navigational aid and information system on the inland waterway network of the Community, common requirements and technical specifications should be introduced.
15. In view of this Article and the political deadlock in Guinea, it decided on 31 March 2004 to open consultations under Article 96 of the Agreement in order to thoroughly review the situation and find a remedy if possible.