Betekenis van:
state of nature

state of nature
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • niet door de mens gewijzigde omgeving of omstandigheden
  • a wild primitive state untouched by civilization

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. State aid nature of the measures
  2. If yes, state which sanctions may be applied (nature and maximum level of the sanctions):
  3. Non-aid nature of Terni’s tariff and its clearance under the State aid rules
  4. The nature of State interference established for all companies affects their activity as a whole.
  5. The procedure for identifying beneficiaries does not affect the State aid nature of the measure [79].
  6. The exception was the nature of guarantees provided by KUKE, alleged to be free of State aid.
  7. the non-discriminatory nature of trade in the territory of the Member State concerned with respect to intra-Community trade.
  8. Each Member State shall define the nature and extent of the powers it grants its national member as regards judicial cooperation in respect of that Member State.
  9. This is because assessment of the ‘normal’ nature of a cost within the meaning of the Community State aid rules is totally separate from the nature of its legal basis.
  10. Second, as to the analogy with the creditor-supplier, it is important to note that the nature of his receivables and the nature of those of the State are fundamentally different.
  11. The State has not propped up Bull artificially despite the fact that its difficulties are of a recurring nature; on the contrary, the aid to which this Decision relates was intended to deal with difficulties that are new in nature.
  12. The Commission initiated the procedure because of its doubts with regard to the nature of the measure as State aid and to the compatibility of the alleged aid.
  13. The nature of its activities include privatisation of State owned companies, which is an activity that is closely linked to public policy.
  14. On the nature of State assistance for Bioscope as compensation for the obligation to provide a service of general economic interest
  15. The changing nature of airports has therefore to be reflected in the legal assessment of airport activities under State aid law.