Betekenis van:
open letter
open letter
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- a letter of protest; addressed to one person but intended for the general public
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- I didn't have to open the letter. I knew exactly what it said.
- Far from reading the letter, he did not even open it.
- Most of us have, to some extent, experienced being caught in a cycle like this one: Facing the browser, you hit, like you always do, Ctrl-T to open a new tab, type in the first letter of the website you always visit, and hit "enter"... just to see if anything new has happened.
- The Netherlands responded to the decision to open proceedings by letter dated 30 April 2004.
- By letter dated 17 September 2003 from the Ministry of Finance, the Norwegian authorities submitted comments on the Authority’s decision to open an investigation.
- While the parcel and express markets have been open for competition for decades, in the letter post segment legal monopolies have strongly impeded development of competition.
- By letter of 19 September 2003, Italy submitted to the Commission its observations on the decision to open the formal investigation procedure.
- The Dutch authorities responded by letter registered on 16 March 2007 to the Commission’s decision to open the formal investigation procedure.
- The Netherlands responded to the decision to open proceedings by letter dated 30 April 2004. Moreover, the Commission received comments from 11 interested parties.
- By letter from the Norwegian Mission to the European Union dated 15 July 2005, forwarding a letter from the Ministry of Modernisation dated 12 July 2005 and a letter from the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy dated 11 July 2005, the Norwegian authorities submitted comments to the Authority's decision to open the formal investigation procedure.
- By letter of 2 September 2005, Aalborg Portland Íslandi ehf. submitted comments on the Authority’s Decision 421/04/COL to open the formal investigation procedure regarding the sale of the State’s shares in Sementsverksmiðjan hf.
- By letter dated 9 November 2005, the Commission informed Hungary that it had decided to open the procedure laid down in Article 88(2) of the EC Treaty in respect of the PPAs (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Opening Decision’).
- By letter of 13 June 2007, Rolls-Royce (hereinafter RR), which in the decision to open proceedings had been indicated as a potential beneficiary of indirect aid, submitted its observations.
- By letter dated 26 July 2005, the Commission asked OFCOM, the UK independent authority regulating the telecommunications sector, to submit its comments on the decision to open the procedure.
- By letter dated 11 March 2005, registered as received on 14 March 2005, Slovenia submitted its comments with regard to the doubts raised in the decision to open proceedings.