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due process

due process
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • (law) the administration of justice according to established rules and principles; based on the principle that a person cannot be deprived of life or liberty or property without appropriate legal procedures and safeguards

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    Werkwoord

    due process
    een vervoeging van process

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    1. have been developed with proper due process, public oversight and transparency, and are generally accepted internationally;
    2. Number of producers included in (d) where levy due is being pursued by administrative process
    3. Amount of levy due included in (d) being pursued by legal process
    4. The bidders also had the opportunity to ask questions during and after the due diligence process.
    5. Number of producers included in (d) where levy due is being pursued by legal process
    6. Amount of levy due included in (d) being pursued by administrative process
    7. Amount of levy due included in (d) which is subject to challenge through legal process
    8. The implementation strategy for the approved changes should be formalised (on the basis of due process and due documentation) into a change management plan that includes notably:
    9. The implementation strategy for the approved changes should be formalised (on the basis of due process and due documentation) into a change management plan that includes notably
    10. The withdrawal of Amber from the privatisation process after an in-depth due diligence only illustrates this further [34].
    11. Negotiations with the three remaining best bidders would begin in April 2004, after completion of the compulsory due diligence process.
    12. The withdrawal of Amber from the privatisation process after an in-depth due diligence examination only confirms this [68].
    13. If the analysis is stopped, for example due to unacceptable deviations in the analysis process, new samples must be obtained.
    14. Before equity investors can make informed investment choices, they must therefore undertake a process of due diligence.
    15. The assessment demonstrated limited abatement potential due to partly unavoidable process-related emissions and limited capacity to invest in abatement technologies due to significant impact of additional costs resulting from the implementation of Directive 2003/87/EC on profit margins.