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shared out
shared out
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- verschillend
- distributed in portions (often equal) on the basis of a plan or purpose
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- We're trying to make sure that the work is shared out equally.
- It's obvious but the connection between people is "words". It is by those words that thoughts are shared and arguments carried out.
- The work focused on each of the firm's activities (maintenance, groundhandling services, information technology and shared services (staff and call centre)) and its findings are set out below.
- However, under a legally binding agreement between the operators concluded in 1963 and applied until today, the proceeds of the toll are not shared out in proportion to the physical demarcation between the countries but must be shared in line with economic criteria reflecting the breakdown of tunnel management and maintenance costs.
- In either case, the information will only be shared for a purpose consistent with those set out in section 2, and only if the receiving country undertakes to afford the information with protections consistent with these Commitments.
- This concern was shared by third parties, which pointed out BankCo’s strong position in the UK mortgage and savings market and suggested measures remedying the distortion of competition caused by BankCo.
- The Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament of 2 June 2003 on ‘European Road Safety Action Programme — Halving the number of road accident victims in the European Union by 2010: a shared responsibility’ [2] sets out a coherent approach to road safety in the European Union.
- the animals which shared a common airspace with the infected animals have reacted with negative results to a test for antibodies against the entire BHV1 carried out on a sample of blood collected not earlier than 28 days following the removal of the infected animals, or
- The responsibilities of the Member States under shared management should be set out in more detail, to take account of the ongoing discussions between the institutions concerning the discharge procedure and the appropriate control systems to put in place, reflecting the mutual responsibilities of the Member States and the Commission.
- For agenda items dealing with consideration of reports and cooperation with other organisations, the competence is shared between the European Community and its Member States, in accordance with the same principles of distribution of competence as those set out in this declaration.
- However, in the absence of detailed work records showing the number of hours worked by staff on behalf of the machinery rings and on behalf of their subsidiaries, and considering that premises could be shared, it would have been impossible to check exactly how much work was carried out by the machinery rings’ staff for the benefit of the subsidiaries.
- the remainder of the final value, or €442,7 — €151,8 = €290,9 million, will be shared out in accordance with the total stock held by the two shareholders, that is to say 69,7 % (€202,7 million) for Fintecna, and the balance of 30,3 % (€88,2 million) will go to AZ Fly;
- The Community has exclusive competence for the common commercial policy (Articles 131-134 of the Treaty), except for the commercial aspects of intellectual property and trade in services in those areas set out in Article 133 (5) and (6) of the Treaty (in particular, in this context, trade in cultural and audiovisual services) where responsibility is shared between the Community and the Member States.
- The aid under scrutiny is realised through the grant of public resources from a fund of 180 billion ITL (about 93million EUR) which was expressly conceived by a national rule and shared among almost all the Italian regions, as it comes out from the annexe to the MO 173/2001. Therefore there is public fund expenditure.
- The aid under scrutiny is realised through the grant of public resources from a fund of 180 billion ITL (about 93million EUR) which was expressly conceived by a national rule and shared among almost all the Italian regions, as it comes out from the annexe to the MO 173/2001.