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stand firm

to stand firm
Werkwoord
  • zich redden (in een groep)
  • refuse to abandon one's opinion or belief

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to stand firm
Werkwoord
  • verzetten, kanten, roeren, vechten, verweren
  • stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something

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  1. It should enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that offers it prospects for long term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet.
  2. It must enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that offers it prospects for long-term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet.
  3. It should enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that offers it prospects for long-term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet.
  4. Therefore the EU remains committed to further breaking down barriers to trade and investment, and it will stand firm against unfair practices in trade, investment and distorted competition.
  5. According to the Restructuring Guidelines, the grant of the aid is conditional on implementation of a restructuring plan able to restore the long-term viability of the firm within a reasonable timescale and on the basis of realistic assumptions as to future operating conditions, enabling the firm to stand on its own feet.
  6. It should enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that offers it prospects for long-term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet, i.e. it should enable the firm to cover all its costs including depreciation and financial charges and to achieve a sufficient return on its capital for it to compete in the marketplace.
  7. According to the Restructuring Guidelines, the grant of the aid is conditional on the implementation of a restructuring plan able to restore the long-term viability of the firm within a reasonable timescale and on the basis of realistic assumptions as to future operating conditions, enabling the company to stand on its own feet.
  8. It should enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that affords prospects for its long-term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet, i.e. to cover all its costs including depreciation and financial charges and to generate enough return on capital to enable it to compete in the marketplace.
  9. It should take account, inter alia, of the present state of and future prospects for supply and demand on the relevant product market, with scenarios reflecting best-case, worst-case and intermediate assumptions and the firm’s specific strengths and weaknesses. It should enable the firm to progress towards a new structure that offers it prospects for long term viability and enables it to stand on its own feet.