Betekenis van:
pointing out

Werkwoord

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. There is a certain pleasure in pointing out other people's errors.
2. Two exporting producers questioned the injurious impact of imports by pointing out that prices have remained rather stable, with a nominal increase of 3 %, or a slight decrease in real terms, during the period under consideration.
3. Activity toys attached to a crossbeam as well as other activity toys, where appropriate, shall be accompanied by instructions drawing attention to the need to carry out checks and maintenance of the main parts (suspensions, fixings, anchorages, etc.) at intervals, and pointing out that, if these checks are not carried out, the toy may cause a fall or overturn.
4. pointing out the need to finalise at an early date the strengthening of the NSG guidelines, in particular on strengthened export controls on enrichment and reprocessing technologies, and to work within the NSG towards making the adherence to the Additional Protocol a condition for nuclear supply;
5. The fact that the competition rules must be applied is also confirmed in Article 26 of Directive 2003/96/EC by pointing out to Member States that measures such as tax refunds within the meaning of the Directive might constitute State aid and in those cases have to be notified pursuant to Article 88(3) of the EC Treaty.
6. One interested party objected to this proposal, indicating that Turkey would be a more appropriate choice and pointing out that, according to Article 2(7) of the basic Regulation, where appropriate, a market economy third country which is subject to the same investigation shall be used.
7. Consequently, the Commission expressed doubts towards a Polish tax scheme which allowed for a minimal duration of five years, pointing out that this might lead to a harmful divergence between tonnage tax systems as it might make the Polish tax system more desirable and lead to re-flagging within the Community [30].
8. The HSBC report mentions also the trend in the price of France Télécom shares on the stock exchange, pointing out that the shares had risen in July 2002 as a result of rumours of nationalisation, only to fall again in September because, although the market had got wind of a possible EUR 15 billion capital increase, the practical arrangements were not as yet clear.
9. The Belgian authorities begin by pointing out that the Walloon public authorities have, for decades, pursued a policy of investment in the steel industry in Wallonia and that, consequently, Sogepa cannot be considered to be an independent private investor since it has holdings in Duferco Clabecq, Duferco La Louvière and Arcelor.
10. In this connection, it also referred to Article 15(2) of the above Regulation, pointing out that the limitation period had been interrupted by the actions described in the decision initiating the procedure, such as the Commission's letters dated 12 January, 10 November and 13 December 1993 and 1 September 1999, the decision initiating the procedure in this case, as well as the decision initiating the procedure and Decision 2000/392/EC closing the procedure in WestLB.
11. The notification contains a description of when such an exemption process can be contemplated in practice, pointing for instance at the unforeseen disproportionate effects of a ban, at situations where it turns out that alternatives are not available or not suitable, or at situations where the overall level of greenhouse gas emissions converted to carbon dioxide equivalent are demonstrated to be lower for a system containing F-gases.
12. The Commission received the first draft of the 2006 restructuring plan on 9 June 2006. Having visited the yard and received the opinion of an external consultant, the Commission expressed serious concerns about this draft during the on-site visit on 14 June 2006 and in writing on 17 July 2006, pointing out that the restructuring plan did not appear to be achievable and would be unlikely to allow the yard to restore long-term viability without unduly distorting competition.
13. Having visited the yard and received the opinion of an external consultant, the Commission expressed serious concerns about this draft during the on-site visit on 13 June 2006 and in writing on 17 July, pointing out that the restructuring plan did not appear to be sufficiently far-reaching to restore the yard to long-term viability, that no provision had been made to finance restructuring, that there was no real prospect of financing restructuring from resources free of State aid and, lastly, that no countervailing measures had been proposed.
14. The notification contains a description of when such an exemption process can be contemplated in practice, pointing for instance at the unforeseen disproportionate effects of a ban, at situations where it turns out that alternatives are not available or not suitable, or at situations where the overall level of greenhouse gas emissions converted to carbon dioxide equivalent are demonstrated to be lower for a system containing F-gases. The notification also contains a guidance document issued by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency for operators willing to apply for an exemption.
15. Having visited the yard and received the opinion of an external consultant, the Commission expressed serious concerns about this draft during the on-site visit on 13 June 2006 and in writing on 17 July, pointing out that the restructuring plan did not appear to be sufficiently far-reaching to restore the yard to long-term viability, that no provision had been made to finance restructuring, that there was no real prospect of financing restructuring from resources free of State aid and, lastly, that no countervailing measures had been proposed. Referring to continuous reliance on ship financing guarantees provided by the Export Credit Insurance Corporation, a Government agency, the Commission warned the yard and the Polish authorities that these guarantees constituted State aid.