Betekenis van:
to that degree

to that degree
Bijwoord
    • to the degree or extent that

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    1. That degree is not going to take you anywhere.
    2. The racial prejudice that used to be rampant in America has, to a considerable degree, metamorphosed into cultural prejudice. Those infected will say of a Black friend: "She's different"--meaning the cultural stereotypes they find objectionable do not apply.
    3. This results from the fact that Polish agriculture is fragmented to a very high degree.
    4. Credit institutions shall give due consideration to exposures that give rise to a significant degree of General Wrong‐Way Risk.
    5. It thus enriches public debate and ultimately ensures that all citizens participate to a fair degree in public life.
    6. Since the degree of sensitivity of fur animals is similar to that of cats, that maximum level should also apply to fur animals.
    7. in case of partial success, the Member State requires that the repayment secured is in proportion to the degree of success achieved.
    8. The Council recognises that the undertaking offer eliminates the injurious effect of dumping and limits to a sufficient degree the risk of circumvention.
    9. In its submissions, Spain put forward a number of arguments to support the presence of a regional disadvantage that would increase the degree of market failure.
    10. To be eligible, projects must involve a degree of technical and/or financial risk that prevents the enterprise from financing the project in full.
    11. This confirms that the Community industry only participated to a very small degree in the growth of the market over the period considered.
    12. The Commission therefore concludes that, compared to the 186 directly created jobs, there will be a high degree of indirect job creation (more than 100 %).
    13. The investigation showed that the export performance of the Community industry might have contributed to a limited degree to the injury suffered, but not to an extent that would break the causal link.
    14. Turning to the second measure, the complainant argues that this subordinated loan carried a very high degree of risk, given the scale of the debts owed by VAOP that would have to be reimbursed first in the event of insolvency.
    15. The Commission therefore considers that the two tender procedures were not sufficiently transparent to ensure that the advantage deriving from Mabb's subsidy would be adequately reflected in broadcasters’ bids or to exclude any degree of selectivity [55].