Betekenis van:
social function

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The function of a social protection benefit means the primary purpose for which social protection is provided, irrespective of legislative or institutional provisions.
2. Social security costs are part of the heading Employee benefits costs disclosed in addition to the income statement according to the function of expenses
3. The participation of the social partners in the governance of those three Community bodies creates a specificity, which requires them to function according to common rules.
4. Nor does it affect the criteria or conditions set by Member States to ensure that social services effectively carry out a function to the benefit of the public interest and social cohesion.
5. In order to reflect the social function of the services in question, the harmonised numbers should be freephone numbers, without this meaning that operators would be obliged to carry calls to 116 numbers at their own expense.
6. Originally, WestLB was a regional institution that concentrated on supplementing the activities of local savings banks, which in turn focused initially on a primarily social function, providing financial services in sectors characterised by market failure.
7. adequate knowledge of the structure and function of the teeth, mouth, jaws and associated tissues, both healthy and diseased, and their relationship to the general state of health and to the physical and social well-being of the patient;
8. As Germany itself states, BayernLB is in any case entitled only to the capital element of the loan rights (the securing function of equity capital), while the utilisation and earnings function of the equity capital will, by dint of its mandatory social purpose, remain entirely with the Land .
9. This is because any returns which accrue to the special-purpose reserve on the basis of their continuing social purpose are ploughed back as low-interest loans specifically for social-housing construction in accordance with the Land guidelines and requirements . As Germany itself states, BayernLB is in any case entitled only to the capital element of the loan rights (the securing function of equity capital), while the utilisation and earnings function of the equity capital will, by dint of its mandatory social purpose, remain entirely with the Land .
10. Interest on intermediate investments: The interest payments on intermediate investments laid down in the fourth and fifth sentences of Section 2(1) of the transfer agreement cannot be regarded as remuneration for the business-expansion function of liable equity capital either. This is because any returns which accrue to the special-purpose reserve on the basis of their continuing social purpose are ploughed back as low-interest loans specifically for social-housing construction in accordance with the Land guidelines and requirements .
11. On 7 July 2004, it published a Communication to the Council, the European parliament and the Economic and Social Committee entitled ‘Developing countries, international trade and sustainable development: the function of the Community’s generalised system of preferences (GSP) for the 10-year period from 2006 to 2015’ [8], which also acknowledged the need for change in rules of origin.
12. On 7 July 2004 it published a Communication to the Council, the European Parliament and the Economic and Social Committee entitled ‘Developing countries, international trade and sustainable development: the function of the Community’s generalised system of preferences (GSP) for the 10-year period from 2006 to 2015’ [8], which also acknowledged the need for change in rules of origin.
13. The fact that this interest accrues to the Land is thus merely an expression of the mandatory social purpose of the assets and cannot subsequently be reinterpreted as remuneration payable by BayernLB. (134) Interest on intermediate investments: The interest payments on intermediate investments laid down in the fourth and fifth sentences of Section 2(1) of the transfer agreement cannot be regarded as remuneration for the business-expansion function of liable equity capital either.
14. During the period when the School is attached to the European Communities Personnel Selection Office, hereafter ‘the Office’, the function of the Management Board of the School shall be carried out by the Management Board of the Office according to the terms of Article 5 of Decision 2002/621/EC of the Secretaries-General of the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission, the Registrar of the Court of Justice, the Secretaries-General of the Court of Auditors, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, and the Representative of the European Ombudsman [3].Article 7
15. (Europass logo)EUROPASS-MOBILITY(1) This Europass-Mobility is awarded to(2) first name and surname of the holder(3) by(4) organisation responsible for organising the learning initiative in the country of provenance(5) on date dd/mm/yyyy(6) Signature/stamp (signature and stamp of the organisation awarding the document)(7) PERSONAL DATA ON THE HOLDER(8) Surname(9) First name / Other names(10) Signature(11) * Address House number, street name, postcode, city, country(12) * Contact e.g. e-mail, telephone(13) * Date of birth dd/mm/yyyy(14) * Nationality(15) * Space for photograph(16) EUROPEAN LEARNING PATHWAY(17) Education or training initiative followed in the course of which the European pathway was completed(18) * Qualification diploma, title or other certificate to which the learning initiative leads, if any(19) Duration of the European pathway(20) From dd/mm/yyyy to dd/mm/yyyy(21) Details of the host partner(22) Name and function of the mentor(23) Content of the European pathway.(24) This section should provide relevant details, as appropriate, of the education or training followed or the work experience acquired during the European pathway and, where appropriate, the skills and competences acquired and the method of assessment.(25) The description should highlight how the European pathway improved:the acquaintance of the holder with the technical skills and competences specifically related to the particular subject field of his/her education or training initiative;the holder's language skills;the holder's social skills and competences, including in particular those relating to intercultural experiences;the holder's organisational skills and competences;any other skills and competences of the holder.(26) Signatures of the host partner and the holder.