Betekenis van:
diversify
to diversify
Werkwoord
- diversifiëren
- vary in order to spread risk or to expand
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Businesses seeking modest sums of investment to modernise or diversify their activities are also affected.’
- In order to increase and diversify capacities in metrology, three grant schemes shall be set up:
- MVM could thus not diversify its supply portfolio, although alternative generation capacities were available.
- NRAs should therefore assess pricing schemes proposed by the SMP operator to diversify the risk of the investment.
- restriction of investments to SMEs in their start up and early stages and/or SMEs seeking to expand or diversify;
- Member States should aim to diversify the mix of energy from renewable sources in all transport sectors.
- In order to ensure that biofuels that diversify the range of feedstocks used become commercially viable, those biofuels should receive an extra weighting under national biofuel obligations.
- Developing the capacities for receiving LNG and for storage of natural gas needed in order to meet demand, control gas supply systems, and diversify sources and supply routes:
- The objective of cooperation in this field is to develop and diversify two-way trade by seeking ways and means to improve market access.
- Leader can help foster innovative approaches to linking agriculture, forestry and the local economy, thereby helping to diversify the economic base and strengthen the socioeconomic fabric of rural areas.
- A supra-regional focus is necessary to diversify risk and ensure a sufficiently varied portfolio as well as to exploit regional growth potentials and existing regional market know-how.
- Accordingly, participation by the French State in the financing of the project did not diversify the sources of the finance or reduce the risks borne by the other banks any more than if another bank had participated in the financing of the project.
- As tables 2a and 2b show, the French authorities explain that in recent years, and in particular since they started to run down their financial commitment in 1996 to 1997, CELF has been forced to diversify by developing a profitable customer base made up of large bookshop accounts and institutional customers such as libraries, universities and cultural centres.
- If Euromoteurs’ viability is to be restored, the company will have to meet two challenges: it will have to rationalise its production facilities, and it will have to diversify its customer base so as to end its reliance on orders from SEB (which have been trailing off since 2002 and are now channelled through Johnson).
- The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (ECA) is currently the only licensed supplier of electricity in Cyprus. A considerable burden has been placed on it by the government’s decision, motivated by environmental considerations, to diversify the fuel mix, which currently depends on heavy fuel.