Betekenis van:
third degree

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The suspect was given the third degree until he confessed his crime.
2. relative through marriage to the third degree.
3. Also nephews and nieces to the third degree where the competent institution is a Greek institution.
4. Also, nephews and nieces to the third degree where the competent institution is a Greek institution.
5. Involves second or third degree burns, or any burns affecting more than 5 % of the body surface; or
6. the operation of paragraph (3) is without prejudice to the existing degree of liberalisation towards third countries,
7. involves second or third degree burns, or any burns affecting more than 5 % of the body surface; or
8. Depending on the degree of hydrolysis the cyclopentenyl ring may be cleaved with the resultant production of a third carboxyl function.
9. While lower than the degree of switching in e.g. Austria, where the degree of switching for large and very large industrial customers amounted to 41,5 % [19], the degree of switching in Italy is still considerable, involving nearly one third of the large and medium sized industrial customers.
10. ‘doctoral programme’ (third cycle) means a research-related programme of higher education study that follows a higher education degree and leads to a doctoral degree offered by a higher education institution or, in those Member States where this is in accordance with national law and practice, by a research centre;
11. This would suggest that imports from other third countries are (at most) undercutting the Community industry prices to a lesser degree than dumped imports, or that they would not undercut at all.
12. To be completed where the grant is claimed under Belgian legislation, if the claimant is not the deceased person's spouse, relative or relative through marriage to the third degree.
13. third-country nationals applying to reside in a Member State as students within the meaning of Directive 2004/114/EC in order to carry out research leading to a doctoral degree;
14. F = grandchildren, brothers and sisters whom the person concerned has taken into his household. Also nephews and nieces to the third degree where the competent institution is a Greek institution.
15. ‘doctoral candidate’ (candidate in third cycle) means an early-stage researcher at the beginning of his/her research career, starting at the date of obtaining the degree which would formally entitle him/her to embark on a doctorate;