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refute

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The witnesses were able to refute the false testimony of the suspect.
2. The scientific truth of evolution is so overwhelmingly established, that it is virtually impossible to refute.
3. The arguments put forward by Hungary do not refute this;
4. The Belgian Government, in its reply to the letter initiating the procedure, presents several arguments to refute the Commission’s doubts.
5. The French authorities also refute CFF’s argument that the market value of SNCM’s fleet was underestimated, which CFF assessed at between EUR 406,5 million and EUR 426,5 million.
6. However, the explanations given by the companies were unsatisfactory and could not refute the evidence showing that they had submitted falsified and misleading information.
7. To the contrary, according to Article 2(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation, the investigating authority only has to establish sufficient evidence to refute the appropriateness of an alleged verification system.
8. It is not the task of the Commission to establish the exact amount of imprecision of the SION, but only to refute, on the basis of sufficient evidence, the alleged precision of the standard norms.
9. To the contrary, according to Article 2(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation it only has to establish sufficient evidence to refute the appropriateness of an alleged verification system.
10. In response to the request for comments in the decision to initiate the procedure, the authorities did not refute any of the arguments brought forward by the Commission in the opening of the procedure.
11. However, the companies did not provide a convincing explanation or element that would refute the evidence which is at the disposal of the Commission and was collected during the on-the-spot verification visits at the premises of one of the companies.
12. In response to the request for comments in the decision to initiate the procedure, the authorities did not refute any of the arguments brought forward by the Commission in the opening of the procedure. The Dutch authorities submitted a number of documents (e.g. research reports) that would explain the reasoning behind the measure and the possible usage of the network.
13. The French authorities also refute CFF’s argument that the market value of SNCM’s fleet was underestimated, which CFF assessed at between EUR 406,5 million and EUR 426,5 million. The French authorities argue that the vessels taken into account in CFF’s calculation do not correspond to those held in SNCM’s name on 30 September 2005.
14. The French authorities also refute CFF’s argument that the market value of SNCM’s fleet was underestimated, which CFF assessed at between EUR 406,5 million and EUR 426,5 million. The French authorities argue that the vessels taken into account in CFF’s calculation do not correspond to those held in SNCM’s name on 30 September 2005. The absence of discounts applied to the market value of the vessels does not take account of the background in which a potential compulsory liquidation of those assets takes place and, finally, the date chosen to calculate that market value, August 2006, is not the date of potential liquidation of SNCM to which reference must be made, that date being 30 September 2005. However, France notes that, if the calculation proposed by CFF was to be accepted, the negative price would be three times lower than the liquidation value of the assets required by the Gröditzer case-law, which would therefore be more favourable than the cases presented to the Commission by the French authorities.