Betekenis van:
search party
search party
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- a party of people to search for someone
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- A State Party that has reasonable grounds to suspect that a vessel is engaged in the smuggling of migrants by sea and is without nationality or may be assimilated to a vessel without nationality may board and search the vessel.
- This may include for example objects, documents or data from a third party, from a search of premises including the private premises of the suspect, historical data on the use of any services including financial transactions, historical records of statements, interviews and hearings, and other records, including the results of special investigative techniques.
- The process of selection of private partners took place from 26 January 2005 to the end of September 2005.On 26 January 2005 and 17 February 2005, the French Government announced that it was going to begin seeking a private partner to take a holding in SNCM’s capital, with a view to strengthening its financial structure and supporting it in the changes necessary for its growth.The Agence des Participation de l’Etat (APE) appointed an independent party to supervise the search process and instructed an advisory bank (HSBC) to contact the potential purchasers.In that regard, 62 industrial and financial investors were contacted for the purpose of specifying the financial conditions of a proposal intended to support the company’s industrial plan and preserve jobs and the sound performance of the public service. […] of them submitted expressions of interest, […] confidentiality agreements were signed and […] information notes were sent. […] undertakings submitted offers in the first round on 5 April 2005 and three offers ([…], […] and […]) were received in the second round on 17 June 2005 as well as an expression of interest for a minority holding ([…]). Three offers were received in the third round on 28 July 2005.On 14 September 2005, each undertaking was invited to submit its firm and final proposal before 15 September 2005.