Betekenis van:
penalise

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Steps should be taken to prevent and to penalise irregularities and fraud.
2. Each Member State shall prohibit and penalise any kind of victimisation of a seafarer for filing a complaint.
3. This means that Commission action may neither penalise nor favour public authorities which provide companies with equity capital.
4. Member States should neither prohibit nor penalise total destruction of small quantities of euro banknotes or coins by individuals.
5. where appropriate, to penalise any irregularities in proportion to their seriousness, in particular by applying Article 33(1).
6. Set up effective mechanisms to identify, pursue and penalise all forms of discrimination by State and non-State bodies against individuals or groups.
7. to penalise any infringements such as, in particular, the falsification and fraudulent use of stamps and labels, or classification carried out by unlicensed personnel.
8. Therefore the Spanish industry could reasonably provide significantly higher quantities under the condition that the market price would not penalise their economic results.
9. The Member States shall take all the measures needed to ensure that the plan is properly implemented and to anticipate and penalise irregularities.
10. It is necessary to provide that Member States should take certain measures in order to ensure the correct application of the Community classification scales, to ensure the accuracy of the reported prices and to penalise any infringements.
11. The Member States shall apply the provisions of Article 26 of Council Regulation (EC) No 1/2005 to penalise any infringement of the provisions of this Regulation and shall take all measures necessary to ensure that they are implemented.’;
12. Member States shall apply the relevant existing national provisions to prevent and, where necessary, penalise cases of misuse of the graphic symbol or adopt the measures required to that end.
13. Member States should neither prohibit nor penalise total destruction of small quantities of euro banknotes or coins by individuals. They should however prohibit unauthorized destruction of large quantities of euro banknotes or coins.
14. Furthermore, a line of reasoning according to which projects which received regional investment aid should not receive training aid would implicitly penalise the Union’s disadvantaged regions, by precluding them from the possibility to support training projects.
15. The result would therefore depend on the level of profitability with which these assets are used, which could lead to results that penalise operators whose assets are valued under a different method.