Betekenis van:
residential area

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This residential area is comfortable to live in.
2. Yesterday, I found a tiny piece of land for sale in a quiet residential area and I immediately decided to buy it.
3. The part of the overall useful area of a building used for residential purposes includes the area used for kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and ancillary rooms, cellars and common rooms used by the owners of the residential units.
4. Where contributions from industrial sources are to be assessed, at least one sampling point shall be installed downwind of the source in the nearest residential area.
5. For the residential area (long term stay), the number of overnight stays can be based on an estimation by the campsite owner.
6. For the residential area (long term stay), the number of overnight stays can be based on an estimation by the campsite owner/manager.
7. The parties’ activities in this area relate as a rule to non-industrial building installations (residential and office buildings and such structures as concert halls, museums, hospitals and tunnels).
8. IV/M. 1450 — SMS/Mannesmann Demag. [5] The parties’ activities in this area relate as a rule to non-industrial building installations (residential and office buildings and such structures as concert halls, museums, hospitals and tunnels).
9. The reason for this is that there are no networks serving residential customers competing with Kingston in the Hull conurbation area, no cable TV and little competition for commercial lines.
10. On application, the applicant shall provide the data for the above-listed consumptions for at least the previous six months (if available), and thereafter shall provide this data every year for the previous year or opening period. For the residential area (long term stay), the number of overnight stays can be based on an estimation by the campsite owner.
11. On application, the applicant shall provide the data for the above-listed consumptions for at least the previous three months (if already available), and thereafter shall provide this data every year for the previous year. For the residential area (long term stay), the number of overnight stays can be based on an estimation by the campsite owner/manager.
12. No model predicting the turnover likely to be derived from occupation of the hereditament over a five-year period was prepared. The reason for this is that there are no networks serving residential customers competing with Kingston in the Hull conurbation area, no cable TV and little competition for commercial lines.
13. The most notable of these are as follows: (a) to revise the risk control framework for Eurosystem credit operations; (b) to ensure consistency between the treatment of non-compliance cases; (c) to enhance and strengthen the provisions on discretionary measures that the Eurosystem may invoke to address concerns regarding the financial soundness of a counterparty; (d) to allow the Governing Council to decide that the ECB may, in exceptional circumstances, carry out outright transactions in a centralised manner; (e) to reduce claw back risk with a view to limit credit and legal risks by restricting originators of asset-backed securities (ABS), and underlying assets of ABS, to those from the European Economic Area (EEA); (f) to introduce new eligibility criteria for the own use of non-UCITS covered bonds (structured covered bonds) with residential real estate loans as underlying assets; (g) to add new terms to Appendix 2 to Annex I and to define other terms more precisely; (h) to amend Appendix 4 to Annex I to reflect changes in statistical regulations; (i) to harmonise provisions and introduce other minor amendments that improve consistency and transparency,
14. Guideline ECB/2000/7 of 31 August 2000 on monetary policy instruments and procedures of the Eurosystem [1], should be amended to reflect changes to the definition and implementation of the Eurosystem’s monetary policy procedures and operations. The most notable of these are as follows: (a) to revise the risk control framework for Eurosystem credit operations; (b) to ensure consistency between the treatment of non-compliance cases; (c) to enhance and strengthen the provisions on discretionary measures that the Eurosystem may invoke to address concerns regarding the financial soundness of a counterparty; (d) to allow the Governing Council to decide that the ECB may, in exceptional circumstances, carry out outright transactions in a centralised manner; (e) to reduce claw back risk with a view to limit credit and legal risks by restricting originators of asset-backed securities (ABS), and underlying assets of ABS, to those from the European Economic Area (EEA); (f) to introduce new eligibility criteria for the own use of non-UCITS covered bonds (structured covered bonds) with residential real estate loans as underlying assets; (g) to add new terms to Appendix 2 to Annex I and to define other terms more precisely; (h) to amend Appendix 4 to Annex I to reflect changes in statistical regulations; (i) to harmonise provisions and introduce other minor amendments that improve consistency and transparency,