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flagging

flagging
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • flagstones collectively
    "there was a pile of flagging waiting to be laid in place"

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    flagging
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • a walk of flagstones
      "the flagging in the garden was quite imaginative"

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      flagging
      Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
        • weak from exhaustion

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        1. General provisions on flagging
        2. CATEGORIES OF DATA AND FLAGGING
        3. encouraging the flagging or re-flagging to EEA States’ registers,
        4. encouraging the flagging or re-flagging to Member States’ registers,
        5. Flagging related to alerts for arrest for surrender purposes
        6. Flagging out between EEA States is a rare phenomenon.
        7. The ECB shall take this flagging into account when it disseminates the GFS database.
        8. It was devised to combat flagging-out from the national Danish register to third countries.
        9. establishing the rules for flagging data as CETO (Article 8(3));
        10. Any flagging in its support would have deprived the State of its capacity to act subsequently, which was speedily done in the case of Alstom.
        11. Indeed, Section 2.2, first subparagraph, of the Guidelines mentions the improvement of safety at sea, the encouragement of flagging or re-flagging to Member States’ registers, the contribution to the consolidation of the maritime cluster in the Member States, the safeguard and improvement of the maritime know-how and the promotion of employment of European seafarers as the main objectives pursued.
        12. If the above mentioned objectives are not fulfilled, the Commission considers that the chartered-in vessels should contribute to another objective of the Guidelines, namely that of encouraging the flagging or re-flagging to Member States’ registers in line with section 2.2, first subparagraph, second indent of the Guidelines.
        13. The Commission recalls that the DIS register was introduced by Law No 408 of 1 July 1988 and entered into force on 23 August 1988. It was devised to combat flagging-out from the national Danish register to third countries.
        14. Consequently, the Commission expressed doubts towards a Polish tax scheme which allowed for a minimal duration of five years, pointing out that this might lead to a harmful divergence between tonnage tax systems as it might make the Polish tax system more desirable and lead to re-flagging within the Community [30].
        15. Consequently, the Commission expressed doubts towards a Polish tax scheme which allowed for a minimal duration of five years, pointing out that this might lead to a harmful divergence between tonnage tax systems as it might make the Polish tax system more desirable and lead to re-flagging within the Community [30]. The Authority considers that this aspect of the notified scheme is not compatible with Article 61 EEA.