Betekenis van:
system call

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Let k = 0.5 % denote the trigger. In an earmarking system (I=1), a margin call is effected when:
2. As such, they call for a pro-active rather than reactive deployment strategy to avoid potential system obsolescence prior to system deployment reaching maturity.
3. .1 Any required fixed fire detection and fire alarm system with manually operated call points shall be capable of immediate operation at all times.
4. Electronic patients' referral system from one health specialist to another one, including cross-border referrals [14] Refer also to FP6 Scientific Support to Policies, 5th Call, SSP-5A Areas 2.1 & 2.2.
5. Electronic patients' referral system from one health specialist to another one, including cross-border referrals [14] Refer also to FP6 Scientific Support to Policies, 5th Call, SSP-5A Areas 2.1 & 2.2. See: http://fp6.cordis.lu/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.FP6ActivityCallsPage&ID_ACTIVITY=500
6. If the call foresees a pre-registration but the applicant does not pre-register, the submission of a proposal by that applicant will not be accepted by the electronic submission system.
7. ‘social alarm’ means a reliable radio communications system and network including portable equipment which allows a person in distress in a limited area to initiate a call for assistance by a simple manipulation;
8. make it a condition of participation in its CRS that a participating carrier may not at the same time be a participant in another system or that a participating carrier may not freely use alternative reservation systems such as its own Internet booking system and call centres.
9. The three examples given by the Luxembourg authorities in their letter of 13 April 2006 are not of such a character as to call into question the conclusion that the scheme at issue confers advantages derogating from ordinary tax law which are not justified by the nature of the Luxembourg tax system.
10. In the event of a major emergency within the Community, or imminent threat thereof, which causes, or is capable of causing, transboundary effects or which may result in a call for assistance from one or more Member States, there is a need for relevant notification to be made as appropriate through an established reliable common emergency communication and information system.
11. The three examples given by the Luxembourg authorities in their letter of 13 April 2006 are not of such a character as to call into question the conclusion that the scheme at issue confers advantages derogating from ordinary tax law which are not justified by the nature of the Luxembourg tax system. First of all, they concern situations which are not representative of the actual use made of the exempt 1929 holding companies scheme.