Betekenis van:
frustrate

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This would frustrate the object and purpose of countervailing measures, which is to offset injurious subsidisation.
2. (However, an issuer’s call option does not necessarily frustrate an entity’s intention to hold a financial asset to maturity — see paragraph AG18.)
3. it is subject to an existing legal or other constraint that could frustrate its intention to hold the financial asset to maturity.
4. it is subject to an existing legal or other constraint that could frustrate its intention to hold the financial asset to maturity. (However, an issuer’s call option does not necessarily frustrate an entity’s intention to hold a financial asset to maturity — see paragraph AG18.)
5. Otherwise, governments could effectively shield themselves from subsidy disciplines by simply renaming a scheme or making slight structural changes in it. This would frustrate the object and purpose of countervailing measures, which is to offset injurious subsidisation.
6. the applicant is making an application merely in order to delay or frustrate the enforcement of an earlier or imminent decision which would result in his/her removal; or
7. Common Position 2006/318/CFSP provides for the maintenance of the restrictive measures against the military regime in Burma/Myanmar, those who benefit most from its misrule and those who actively frustrate the process of national reconciliation, respect for human rights and democracy.
8. Where such a transaction is suspected of giving rise to money laundering or terrorist financing and where to refrain in such manner is impossible or is likely to frustrate efforts to pursue the beneficiaries of a suspected money laundering or terrorist financing operation, the institutions and persons concerned shall inform the FIU immediately afterwards.
9. By way of derogation from the general prohibition on executing suspicious transactions, the institutions and persons covered by this Directive may execute suspicious transactions before informing the competent authorities, where refraining from the execution thereof is impossible or likely to frustrate efforts to pursue the beneficiaries of a suspected money laundering or terrorist financing operation.
10. the Council considers it fully justified to maintain the restrictive measures against the military regime in Burma/Myanmar, those who benefit most from its misrule, and those who actively frustrate the process of national reconciliation, respect for human rights and democracy.
11. In view of the current political situation in Burma/Myanmar, as witnessed by the failure of the military authorities to release Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and other members of the National League for Democracy (NLD) as well as other political detainees, and the failure to allow a genuine and open National Convention, and in view of the continued harassment of the NLD and other organised political movements, the Council, as noted in its conclusions of 13 September 2004, deems it necessary to introduce additional measures to those contained in Common Position 2004/423/CFSP against the military regime in Burma/Myanmar, those who benefit most from its misrule, and those who actively frustrate the process of national reconciliation, respect for human rights and democracy.