Betekenis van:
standing order

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1. If there are several standing orders, they shall be settled in the order of their amount, starting with the highest.
2. This approach is in accordance with the standing practice of the Community institutions and was also considered necessary in order not to provide an incentive to non-cooperation.
3. If there are several standing orders to credit different sub-accounts, they shall be settled in the order of their amount, starting with the highest.
4. A standing invitation to tender shall be issued in order to determine export levies and/or export refunds on white sugar covered by CN code 17019910 for all destinations excluding Albania, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro [5], and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. During the period of validity of this standing invitation, partial invitations to tender shall be issued.
5. In order to dispose of the remaining quantities, the standing invitation to tender opened by Regulation (EC) No 204/2004 should be extended by making provision for additional partial invitations to tender in July and August 2004.
6. The maximum slope of the floor in the access passage shall not exceed 5 percent when measured with the vehicle at its mass in running order standing on a horizontal surface.
7. In order to ensure the uniform implementation of the measures imposed, the ECB’s Governing Council may, decide on the remedies, including suspension or exclusion from access to open market operations or the Eurosystem’s standing facilities.’;
8. For example, in order to determine if a doctor is legally registered and in good standing with the order of doctors, the requesting competent authority does not need to know whether the doctor has a road traffic offence on his criminal record, because such an offence would not prevent him from working as a doctor in his home country.
9. Article 71 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union provides that a standing committee shall be set up within the Council in order to ensure that operational cooperation on internal security is promoted and strengthened within the Union.
10. The mass of the vehicle in running order, plus the mass Q multiplied by the number of seated and standing passengers, plus the masses WP, B and BX as defined in paragraph 7.4.3.3.1., plus the technical permissible maximum mass on the coupling point, if a coupling is fitted by the manufacturer, shall not exceed the mass M.
11. The adoption of IFRIC 12 implies, by way of consequence, amendments to International Reporting Financial Standard (IFRS) 1, IFRIC 4 and Standing Interpretation Committee's Interpretation (SIC) 29 in order to ensure consistency between international accounting standards. (5) It is being understood that companies can apply or continue to apply IFRIC 12.
12. The vehicle in running order is loaded with: a mass corresponding to the number P of seated passengers, of mass Q; a mass corresponding to the number SP of standing passengers, of mass Q uniformly distributed over the surface available for standing passengers S1; where appropriate, a mass WP uniformly distributed over each wheelchair space; a mass equal to B (kg) uniformly distributed in the baggage compartments; a mass equal to BX (kg) uniformly distributed over the surface area of the roof equipped for the carriage of baggage, where:
13. The performance guarantee shall be EUR 30 per hectolitre of alcohol at 100 % vol. Unless a standing guarantee is provided, before removing any alcohol and by the day of issue of the removal order at the latest, the firms awarded the lots shall lodge a performance guarantee with the intervention agency concerned to ensure that the alcohol in question is used as bioethanol in the fuel sector.
14. It begins when the vessel is travelling at a constant speed of as near as possible to 13 km/h in relation to the water by reversing the engines from “ahead” to “astern” (point A of the order “stop”) and is completed when the vessel is stationary in relation to the ground (point E: v = 0 in relation to the ground or point D: = point E: v = 0 in relation to the water and in relation to the ground if the stopping manoeuvre is carried out in standing water).