Traduction de «subsequent reliance » (Anglais → Français) :

subsequent lienee [ subsequent lienholder | subsequent lien holder | subsequent lienor ]

fee simple defeasible by condition subsequent | fee simple subject to condition subsequent | fee simple upon condition subsequent

detrimental reliance | injurious reliance

subsequent events review | review for subsequent events | review of subsequent events | post-balance sheet review | post-year-end audit

subsequent events review [ post-balance sheet review | review for subsequent events | review of subsequent events ]

fee simple defeasible by condition subsequent [ fee simple subject to condition subsequent | fee simple upon condition subsequent ]

self-reliance | self reliance | independent development

reliance period | period of reliance

Definition: Personality disorder characterized by pervasive passive reliance on other people to make one's major and minor life decisions, great fear of abandonment, feelings of helplessness and incompetence, passive compliance with the wishes of elders and others, and a weak response to the demands of daily life. Lack of vigour may show itself in the intellectual or emotional spheres; there is often a tendency to transfer responsibility to others. | Personality (disorder):asthenic | inadequate | passive | self-defeating

As a result, CGD had to reduce its reliance on wholesale funding and activated its contingent liquidity plan in the first quarter of 2010, subsequently trying to (a) find alternative sources of funding, mainly through collateralized funding; (b) increase the pool of eligible collateral that would be acceptable for the ECB; (c) sell non-strategic assets; and (d) present its own credit credentials to investors and counterparties.

In good faith, the shareholders have generally filed on the basis of having a lower cost base and paid more tax, in effect, on the subsequent sale—all in reliance on the amendment.

Conversely, the Commission has ruled that the notion of an SGEI and the subsequent reliance on the Altmark case-law could not be accepted where the provider had neither a clear mandate nor was he under any obligation to provide broadband access to and connect all citizens and businesses in underserved areas but was more oriented towards connecting businesses

20. Recognises that not merely Bulgaria but countries throughout Europe are facing an energy gap in the years ahead, with increasing reliance on imports of energy from Russia and areas of instability; stresses the crucial importance for Bulgaria of ensuring energy supplies, which will meet future requirements both nationally and in the region, and the importance of supporting new generating and transmission capacities from competitive and sustainable energy sources while improving energy conservation efforts and respecting the Kyoto Protocol targets; acknowledges the sacrifice that Bulgaria will have to make in complying with the requi ...[+++]rement for the definitive closure of Kozloduy Units 3 4 in 2006 and their subsequent decommissioning; reiterates its call for Council to be prepared to view the closure dates for these units with flexibility, which might involve an eight-month delay in closure in order to allow a review to take place, without in any way compromising safety requirements, which remain an absolute priority;