Betekenis van:
high status

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. He is a man of high social status.
2. The status of a doctor is very high in this community.
3. Category III Not known to be infected but not subject to surveillance programme for achieving disease-free status. High
4. Moreover, there are effective retaliation mechanisms against a deviating oligopolist and a high joint interest in maintaining the status quo.
5. boundary the site most closely represents (high-good (HG) or good-moderate (GM)), according to Member State's assessment of the ecological quality status
6. Geographical Intercalibration Group (GIG) boundary the site most closely represents (high-good (HG) or good-moderate (GM)), according to Member State's assessment of the ecological quality status
7. This carries a high likelihood that the situation of the Community industry would deteriorate again from its currently moderately profitable status.
8. The objectives of the study shall be to collect information on the current status of control posts and their use in the Community in order to assess which quality criteria would define high quality control posts.
9. This carries a high likelihood that the situation of the Community industry would deteriorate again from its currently moderately profitable status. This could entail a severe reduction in investments and in the numbers of employees.
10. Therefore, monitoring data has been used from sites that are not part of the intercalibration network, as this comprises only a limited number of sites of high, good or moderate status.
11. In 2009, the preliminary study provided for in Decision 2009/755/EC was initiated to collect information on the current status of control posts as well as to define quality criteria for high quality control posts.
12. In 2007, Paraguay was recognised by the OIE as having a free of foot-and-mouth disease with vaccination status with the exception of a high surveillance area along its external borders.
13. The release of imported aquaculture animals into the wild in the Community poses a particularly high risk to the animal health status of the Community, since the control and eradication of diseases in natural waters are difficult.
14. The Commission has accordingly come to the conclusion that the extra costs of the VRS to OTE due to the life tenure employment status and high fixed salaries enjoyed by its staff amount to EUR 390,4 million.
15. As established in section 1.4.1(iii) of Annex V to Directive 2000/60/EC, Member States will have to translate the results of the intercalibration exercise into their national classification systems in order to set the boundaries between high and good status and between good and moderate status for all their national types.