Betekenis van:
forego
to forego
Werkwoord
- do without or cease to hold or adhere to
Synoniemen
Hyponiemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- The decision to forego this revenue fulfils the criterion for state resources.
- Consequently, the liquidator obtained the market price for the company’s assets and did not therefore forego state resources.
- Positive and negative security assurances can play an important role: they can serve both as an incentive to forego the acquisition of WMD and as a deterrent.
- In addition, Executive Committees of KBC, KBC Bank NV and KBC Verzekeringen NV forego all bonuses for 2008 (cash as well as options and share rewards).
- In this regard, the Commission notes that, by imposing certain conditions on the buyer, the State, as vendor, would potentially lower the sales price and thus forego additional revenue.
- At this moment, the GOI is liable to forego the customs duties, which constitutes a financial contribution within the meaning of Article 2(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation.
- Accordingly, the moment the export transaction is made, the GOI is liable to forego the customs duties, which constitutes a financial contribution within the meaning of Article 2(1)(a)(i) of the basic Regulation.
- By selling all the assets as a whole under the voluntary liquidation procedure, AVAS obtained the highest price on the market, did not forego state resources and acted like a market economy operator.
- Furthermore, by foreclosing competitors, the proposed joint venture Sony BMG would forego considerable licence revenues for the tracks sold by competitors and it appears doubtful whether such a strategy would be profitable.
- The state Treasury was ready to forego revenues from taxes and environmental charges due and, by providing subsidies and guarantees, to create an advantage for the company over its competitors.
- As long as there seemed to be a possibility of full repayment of debts with the help of state aid, no creditor was willing to forego its part of the debt.
- They involve a direct transfer of funds, as they can be sold and converted into cash, or used to offset the import duties, causing the GOI to forego revenue which is otherwise due.
- At this moment the GOI is liable to forego the customs duties, which constitutes a financial contribution within the meaning of Article 2(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation.
- At this moment, the GOI is liable to forego the customs duties, which constitutes a financial contribution within the meaning of Article 2(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation.
- They involve a direct transfer of funds, as they can either be sold and converted into cash, or used to offset import duties, thus causing the GOI to forego revenue which is otherwise due.