Betekenis van:
lessening

lessening
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • vermindering
  • a change downward

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Werkwoord


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The approximation of Member States’ laws should not result in any lessening of the data protection they afford but should, on the contrary, seek to ensure a high level of protection within the Union.
  2. To this end, different ways were examined on how to best protect the Community industry from injurious dumping whilst, at the same time, taking into account the Community interest aspects by lessening the economic shock of the anti-dumping duties to traditional buyers in the EU10 during the period of economic adjustment following the enlargement.
  3. To this end, different ways were examined on how to best protect the Community industry from injurious dumping whilst, at the same time, take into account the Community interest aspects by lessening the economic shock of the anti-dumping duties to traditional buyers in the new Member States during the period of economic adjustment following the enlargement.
  4. To this end, different ways were examined on how to best protect the Community Industry from injurious dumping whilst, at the same time, take into account the Community interest aspects by lessening the economic shock of the anti-dumping duties to traditional buyers in the EU10 during the period of economic adjustment following Enlargement.
  5. To this end, different ways were examined on how to best protect the Community Industry from injurious dumping whilst, at the same time, taking into account the Community interest aspects by lessening the economic shock of the anti-dumping duties to traditional buyers in the EU10 during the period of economic adjustment following the Enlargement.
  6. The essential principles of the restructuring are the permanent restoration of the bank’s earning power and the lasting reduction of its costs, the lessening of risks to a normal market level and, through this, the improvement of the bank's ability to access the capital market.
  7. The essential principles of the restructuring are the permanent restoration of the bank’s earning power and the lasting reduction of its costs, the lessening of risks to a normal market level and, through this, the improvement of the bank's ability to access the capital market. Specifically, during the restructuring period 2001 to 2006, the operating result should, as presented to the Commission in the summer of 2003, improve to well over EUR [...]* a year and, to this end, administrative expenditure above all should be reduced disproportionately by just over EUR [...]*.