Betekenis van:
peculiarity

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. (…) One last peculiarity, which is not enshrined in the texts but derives from practice: where necessary, the enterprise can rely, as an ultimate resource, on advances from the State, which cannot disregard key parts of the national economy and public assets; such advances are normally repayable.
2. Finally, with regard to the economic impact assessment of the allocated NIV's it was considered to be necessary to refer to the most recent full annual period of imports not subject to a quota regime, i.e. 2005, because the very reason to apply the NIV adjustment essentially to account for the quota peculiarity over the period considered.
3. See, for example J. Rivero, Encyclopédie Juridique Dalloz, Droit administratif, Régime des entreprises nationalisées, 1959: ‘§ 78. (…) One last peculiarity, which is not enshrined in the texts but derives from practice: where necessary, the enterprise can rely, as an ultimate resource, on advances from the State, which cannot disregard key parts of the national economy and public assets; such advances are normally repayable.
4. In conclusion the Italian authorities state that, in the framework of the present procedure, given the absolute peculiarity of the publishing market, the need for public intervention to reverse a consolidated declining trend in the diffusion of publishing products on the domestic market, and the limited diffusion of the Italian language at the EU level, the Commission could only conclude that the maximum valorisation of the linguistic specificity is one of the key factors underpinning the culture derogation contemplated by Article 87(3)(d).