Betekenis van:
reassignment

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Modification for reassignment of fishing vessels
2. modification for reassignment of fishing vessels.
3. its reassignment for the purpose of the creation of artificial reefs.
4. The EFF may support the reassignment of vessels operating in inland fishing to other activities outside fishing.
5. In the event of such a reassignment, payment would be based on the value of the WK shares as determined by an expert valuation for the financial year prior to the reassignment.
6. its reassignment, under the flag of a Member State and registered in the Community for activities outside fishing;
7. Aid for the permanent cessation of fishing activities through the scrapping of a fishing vessel or its reassignment for a non profitable purpose other than fishing
8. This option also included the right to receive back the shares transferred in 1986 (cf. a so-called ‘side letter’ of 22 December 1992). In the event of such a reassignment, payment would be based on the value of the WK shares as determined by an expert valuation for the financial year prior to the reassignment.
9. In view of its purpose and the nature of the rights which it seeks to safeguard, it also applies to discrimination arising from the gender reassignment of a person.
10. The EFF may support the modification of fishing vessels for their reassignment, under the flag of a Member State and registered in the Community for training or research purposes in the fisheries sector or for other activities outside fishing.
11. its reassignment for the purpose of the creation of artificial reefs. Member States shall ensure that such operations are preceded by an environmental impact assessment and contribute to the objectives referred to in Article 38(2)(a).
12. In an addendum adopted on 21 April 1997 to the contract of 22 December 1992, it was laid down that, in the event of a reassignment, any increase in undisclosed reserves brought about by a readjustment of the WK aid scheme would accrue not to HLB but to FHH.
13. Requests by members of full-time personnel to return to SNCF were more numerous and were submitted sooner than expected but the geographic requirements they expressed slowed down their reassignment, contributed to disrupting the workings of the agencies and added to the financial burden connected with their return compared with what would have been the case under an ordinary social plan.
14. The ‘side letter’ of 22 December 1992, which was referred to in Germany's letter of December 1999, also referred to — and was only concerned with — the 1986 transfer solely to the extent that the reassignment right to reassign the shares given to FHH in 1986 and 1993 was concerned.
15. The Committee of Ambassadors, acting on behalf of the ACP-EC Council of Ministers, may, within the overall amount of the multiannual financial framework, take appropriate measures in order to meet programming requirements under one of the allocations provided for in point 2, including the reassignment of funds between these allocations.