Betekenis van:
rebut

to rebut
Werkwoord
  • weerleggen, omverhalen, omverwerpen, ontzenuwen, refuteren
  • overthrow by argument, evidence, or proof

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Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

to rebut
Werkwoord
    • prove to be false or incorrect

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    Hyperoniemen


    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. However the company was unable to provide further evidence to rebut the Commission’s conclusions.
    2. Accordingly, a full and effective control of Outokumpu Oyj over its subsidiary's commercial policy can be presumed, which Outokumpu has been unable to rebut.
    3. Furthermore, the parties were not in a position to provide any factual evidence to rebut the findings of the investigation with respect to the FTZ.
    4. In its letter of 3 October 2007 the Commission gave Italy the opportunity to rebut the Commission’s observations, but Italy did not do so.
    5. Similarly, no argument brought forward by the Community industry was able to rebut the conclusion of the Commission that bankruptcy and property laws guaranteed proper market economy conditions for the three groups of exporters.
    6. With regard to measures 28-34 of Annex I, part B of the decision, Poland did not rebut the conclusions of the Commission indicated in the decision to open a formal investigation.
    7. With regard to the measures indicated in part B of Annex II to the decision, Poland did not rebut the conclusions of the Commission as indicated in the decision to open a formal investigation.
    8. Where the irregularity relates to a declaration of expenditure for which a reasonable assurance had previously been given by the audit authority in accordance with Article 32(3)(b), there will be a presumption of a systemic problem giving rise to the application of a flat-rate or extrapolated correction, unless the Member State can provide proof within three months to rebut this presumption.
    9. With respect to the compliance of SEZs with WTO rules, it is noted that the general argument submitted cannot dispute the established facts that the subsidies in question are countervailiable as no elaborated analysis was provided to rebut the one presented in the provisional Regulation.
    10. Two Chinese exporting producers could not show that they were not related to exporters or producers in the People’s Republic of China which are subject to the anti-dumping measures imposed by Regulation (EC) No 1212/2005; indeed they could not successfully rebut evidence pointing to such a relationship.
    11. However, the arguments put forward were not able to rebut the conclusions above, insofar as the price of the gas supplied by Russia to Ukraine was significantly affected by an agreement in place during the IP concerning the transit of gas through Ukraine, as confirmed by the annual report for 2004 of ‘OAO Gazprom’.
    12. This point is sufficient to rebut the suggestion, made by Gamma Telecom in its comments, that the respective burden of the business rates should be assessed on the basis of a comparison between the rates/added value ratio of BT and its competitors.
    13. Where the irregularity relates to a declaration of expenditure for which a reasonable assurance had previously been given by the audit authority in accordance with Article 30(3)(b), there will be a presumption of a systemic problem giving rise to the application of a flat-rate or extrapolated correction, unless the Member State can provide proof within three months to rebut this presumption.
    14. With regard to measures 28-34 of Annex I, part B of the decision, Poland did not rebut the conclusions of the Commission indicated in the decision to open a formal investigation. However, Poland put forward a new argument to the effect that statements by representatives of various state authorities within the Shipbuilding Industry Team concerning plans to extend these measures should be considered as official undertakings.
    15. Where the irregularity relates to a declaration of expenditure for which a reasonable assurance had previously been given by the audit authority in accordance with the Article 28(3)(b), there will be a presumption of a systemic problem giving rise to the application of a flat-rate or extrapolated correction, unless the Member State can provide proof within three months to rebut this presumption.