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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause.
2. And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.
3. For the Italian authorities and the interested parties, to rightly compute the advantage in question, account should be taken of the taxes paid at the time of the initial contributions at a global tax rate of over 40 %.
4. As the BdB rightly points out, all that matters to the market-economy investor is that he himself can no longer use the amount transferred to engage in economic activity and hence achieve corresponding returns.
5. As Germany rightly states, the pipeline will increase flexibility and security of supply, e.g. in case of accidents or maintenance, thereby reducing overall cost levels and improving production and supply conditions for ethylene and its derivatives.
6. In its final decision, the Commission stated that even the most cautious and well-informed parties could not have foreseen the measure being classed as State aid, and the parties could rightly claim legitimate expectations [24].
7. Although Continental rightly claims that for some applications both belt types can be used, the market investigation indicates that only 5-10 % of steel rope applications can be substituted by textile belts.
8. In order to clarify whether the findings with regard to castings made of grey and ductile cast iron as set out in the definitive measures Regulation were indeed correct, it was examined whether ductile iron castings and grey iron castings were rightly considered to share the same physical, chemical and technical characteristics and end uses, as indicated in the definitive measures Regulation.
9. Second, in the letter of 6 March 2003, Belgium reacted as follows to the reasonable length of time as defined by the Commission in Decision 2003/757/EC: ‘The Commission has rightly granted a reasonable length of time to the coordination centres.
10. KLM states it should have been evident to anyone examining the notification and the annexes that the difference between the table in the notification and the tables in the annexes for the previous years was due to an error and that any closer study of the notification had rightly prompted questions on the part of the Commission.
11. the reaction of the rating agencies is also relevant in this context in that, rightly or wrongly, third parties attach importance to the legal form of the debtor, attributing to the latter a rating whose role is crucial in the matter of funding (this will be demonstrated in section 4.1.2(a) of this Decision).
12. In their reply to the recipient’s comments, the Slovak authorities rightly pointed out that assessing whether the measure in question constituted State aid was not a matter for the tax office but fell within the remit of the State Aid Office before accession and within that of the Commission after accession.