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Werkwoord

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The guilt he felt over the affair made him spill his guts to his wife.
2. Will aid under the scheme have no unduly adverse spill over effects on other States?
3. It was necessary to demonstrate that the aid had had no spill-over effects on the parent company.
4. Second, the Commission expressed doubts regarding possible overcompensation that could spill over into other segments of the waste market.
5. What are the ring-fence measures to avoid spill-over into after activities of the same company?
6. the spill-over effects in terms of know-how between the two helicopters are very limited because they are fundamentally different aircraft.
7. The Tonnage Tax Act provides for a number of ring-fencing measures to avoid spill-over effects into non-eligible activities in Poland or in other countries.
8. However, when this is the case it must be ensured that these advantages benefit only the public service task and do not spill over to the commercial activities.
9. Also, production in the Community of high tech products such as TCS, and in particular R&D developments associated with such production, have important spill-over effects.
10. It was necessary to demonstrate that the aid had had no spill-over effects on the parent company. On the other hand, Poland was asked to assure the Commission that the restructuring aid to HSW, if approved by the Commission, would not have any spill-over effects on HSW–Zakład Zespołów Mechanicznych.
11. The measure can also be justified on grounds of serious social difficulties and does not have unduly adverse effects which spill over onto other Member States, as stipulated in point 25(b) of the Guidelines.
12. Nor would it be established on the basis of criteria laid down in an objective and transparent way, it would be higher than necessary and it would spill over into other markets.
13. However, training may also produce benefits for the economy and society as a whole, especially if the skills acquired by the employees are transferable to other workplaces or produce positive spill-over effects for society.
14. The Community Industry raised certain concerns that a possible ‘spill-over’ of Ukrainian silicon carbide into the EU-15 had occurred, however, during a verification visit by the Commission, it was established that the silicon carbide in question was not of Ukrainian origin.
15. No data had been provided by Germany that would demonstrate that the temporary tax exemption was likely to contribute to activating the real estate market in the labour market region of Berlin as well as having positive spill-over effects and that it is extremely unlikely that private sector involvement in remediation can be expected without any state intervention.