Betekenis van:
thus far

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. I owe it entirely to him that I have thus far succeeded.
2. I owe it entirely to you that I have succeeded thus far.
3. Thus, sales by the Community industry increased far less than the demand during the period considered.
4. Thus Germany submits that the landing fees charged to DHL at Leipzig airport are far from preferential.
5. They have so far prevented supervisory intervention, e.g. temporary closure, and the probable insolvency of substantial subsidiaries in the group and are thus likely to distort competition.
6. The Member States shall undertake to accept and recognise the prerogatives thus granted in so far as they are in conformity with international commitments.
7. Thus, their data give some indication, although it is by far not certain that they are fully representative for the whole user industry.
8. Employers have thus far been reluctant to resort to dismissals as they fear not being able to find qualified personnel once the economy recovers.
9. Special actions may also include the awarding of prizes, in so far as they highlight artists, works or cultural or artistic achievements, make them known beyond national borders and thus encourage mobility and exchanges.
10. Considering the incomplete manner and the lack of coherence of the results obtained thus far from the various studies, it is impossible for the present to select candidate instruments for the monitoring of PM2,5.
11. After 2004, the prices recovered gradually but never reached those of 2003 in the RIP. A full recovery in terms of price was thus far not reached, as would have been expected.
12. The PRC is thus by far the biggest importer on the Community market with a market share which increased from 1,8 % in 2004 to more than 13,8 % in the IP.
13. The Court's judgment thus requires the Commission to authorise renewal of the authorisations in so far as these — temporary — renewals are needed to respect the right of the coordination centres to an appropriate transitional period.
14. Given that, the Commission considers that, on the cabotage market, payment of the balancing subsidy to the regional companies has thus far not affected the development of trade to an extent contrary to the interests of the Community.
15. Germany explained to the Commission that a period of several years was essential, so that the aid in question could be dismantled under acceptable conditions without threatening the existence of the producers concerned, who had thus far benefited from the duly notified subsidy system, which the Commission had not complained of in several decades.