Betekenis van:
viewpoint

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Her viewpoint is limited.
2. The fact is of great importance from the viewpoint of science.
3. From the viewpoint of tissue culture, the environment for this experiment should be more rigidly defined.
4. They'll be attacked if they carelessly express an original viewpoint, so they only report on the safe options.
5. The interviewer’s questions are designed to solicit the interviewee’s viewpoint on the matters which the question raises.
6. Justifies the design of the research project from an ethical viewpoint;
7. This would have a positive effect on the rating and, from an operational viewpoint, would ensure satisfactory refinancing conditions.
8. Where gutting is possible from a technical and commercial viewpoint, it must be carried out as quickly as possible after the products have been caught or landed.
9. To sum up very briefly, it can be considered from an economic viewpoint that both parties are investing in the Bioscope project, albeit with differing risks.
10. The Commission notes that the form of aid (private-law contract as in the case of the PPAs) is not relevant from the state aid viewpoint; only the effect of the measure is relevant to the Commission's analysis.
11. The Member States may exclude any agricultural raw material from aid for energy crops where such materials raise difficulties from the viewpoint of controls, public health, the environment, criminal law, or a reduced rate of final energy products.
12. The EFSA viewpoint that transmissibility to humans of TSE agents in ovine or caprine animals cannot be excluded is based on experimental studies on human species barrier and animal models (primates and mice).
13. In this case, ProSiebenSat.1, as one of the beneficiaries, stressed the importance of the funding, from a commercial viewpoint, for the digital switchover and for safeguarding the terrestrial platform.
14. The Commission does not share the viewpoint … to the effect that, by virtue of the military aspects, the whole measure is caught by Article 296, even if there is a clear effect on competition in non-military sectors.
15. From the viewpoint of the Portuguese authorities, the investment by CORDEX in Brazil was necessary in order to counter the effects of increasing exports from countries with advantages in the form of lower costs (countries in Africa and Brazil) [8].