Betekenis van:
scrutinise
to scrutinise
Werkwoord
- een lijst maken
- to look at critically or searchingly, or in minute detail
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
to scrutinise
Werkwoord
- nauwgezet in ogenschouw nemen ter beoordeling
- examine carefully for accuracy with the intent of verification
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Number of undertakings that it is proposed to scrutinise
- the average deal size and possibly the minimum deal size the funds or investors would scrutinise;
- the average deal size and possibly the minimum deal size the funds or investors would scrutinise,
- This procedure should enable the two arms of the legislative authority to scrutinise such measures before they are adopted.
- However, Germany questions whether the Commission is also empowered to scrutinise whether the aid has an incentive effect.
- The Member State shall scrutinise each application by appropriate means in order to check that it is justified and meets the conditions laid down in this Regulation.
- The working party shall scrutinise the implementation of the Association Agreement in the areas listed below. In particular, it shall assess progress in law approximation, implementation and enforcement.
- Will the experts provide the managers or management company with analyses of the existing and the expected future market situation and would scrutinise and propose to them potential target enterprises with good investment prospects?
- Each Member State shall designate the court, notary or other authority competent to scrutinise the legality of the cross-border merger as regards that part of the procedure which concerns each merging company subject to its national law.
- In their statement concerning Decision 2006/512/EC, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission stated that Decision 2006/512/EC provides a horizontal and satisfactory solution to the European Parliament's wish to scrutinise the implementation of instruments adopted under the co-decision procedure and that, accordingly, implementing powers should be conferred on the Commission without time-limit.
- In view of this economic reality, and in view of the resulting risk that certain training aid measures do not contribute to the objective of common interest laid down in recital 10 of Regulation (EC) No 68/2001 but simply constitute distortive operating aid, the Commission has to scrutinise more carefully the need for aid ‘in order to ensure that State aid is limited to the minimum necessary to obtain the Community objective which market forces alone would not make possible’ (recital 11 of the Regulation).
- If the law of a Member State to which a merging company is subject provides for a procedure to scrutinise and amend the ratio applicable to the exchange of securities or shares, or a procedure to compensate minority members, without preventing the registration of the cross-border merger, such procedure shall only apply if the other merging companies situated in Member States which do not provide for such procedure explicitly accept, when approving the draft terms of the cross-border merger in accordance with Article 9(1), the possibility for the members of that merging company to have recourse to such procedure, to be initiated before the court having jurisdiction over that merging company. In such cases, the authority referred to in paragraph 1 may issue the certificate referred to in paragraph 2 even if such procedure has commenced.
- If the law of a Member State to which a merging company is subject provides for a procedure to scrutinise and amend the ratio applicable to the exchange of securities or shares, or a procedure to compensate minority members, without preventing the registration of the cross-border merger, such procedure shall only apply if the other merging companies situated in Member States which do not provide for such procedure explicitly accept, when approving the draft terms of the cross-border merger in accordance with Article 9(1), the possibility for the members of that merging company to have recourse to such procedure, to be initiated before the court having jurisdiction over that merging company.