(National Assets and Natural Resources)

Slovenia is rich in non-living natural elements (minerals, fossils) and geo-morphological and hydrological phenomena composing an assemblage of natural features (gorges, caves, waterfalls, etc.).

Because of the noninvasiveness of the MR methods, it is possible to follow the natural history of atherosclerosis and to assess the results of the interventions.

Recognizing the great value of the Sava River Basin and its environment and natural assets, for the economic and social well-being and living standards of the citizens;

In this paragraph ` exploration or exploitation rights` means rights to assets to be produced by the exploration or exploitation of the seabed and subsoil and their natural resources in the other Contracting State, including rights to interests in or to the benefit of such assets.

Such assessment shall include a description of the impacts of SOx emissions on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, areas of natural productivity, critical habitats, water quality, human health, and areas of cultural and scientific significance, if applicable.

` Environmental, including health, effect` means any effect on the environment, including human health, flora, fauna, biodiversity, soil, climate, air, water, landscape, natural sites, material assets, cultural heritage and the interaction among these factors.

It is understood that rights to the exploration and exploitation of natural resources shall be regarded as immovable property located in the Contracting State to whose seabed? and subsoil thereof? these rights apply, and that these rights are regarded as assets of a permanent establishment in that State.

It is understood that rights to the exploration and exploitation of natural resources shall be regarded as immovable property located in the Contracting State to whose seabed - and subsoil thereof - these rights apply, and that these rights are regarded as assets of a permanent establishment in that State.

The preliminary work referred to in Rule 10 (a) shall include an assessment that evaluates the significance and vulnerability of the underwater cultural heritage and the surrounding natural environment to damage by the proposed project, and the potential to obtain data that would meet the project objectives.

4.3. The contractor is a legal or natural person that provides services in the execution of preparatory works on the construction site, in the execution of works, in the assembly and building-in of machinery and electrical installations and in the execution of finalisation of works, as a commercial activity.

Following this assessment, the Governing Body shall decide whether access shall continue to be facilitated to those natural and legal persons referred to in paragraph 11.3 that have not included these plant genetic resources for food and agriculture in the Multilateral System, or take such other measures as it deems appropriate.

(e) assess educational needs in affected areas, elaborate appropriate school curricula and expand, as needed, educational and adult literacy programmes and opportunities for all, in particular for girls and women, on the identification, conservation and sustainable use and management of the natural resources of affected areas; and

Where necessary to achieve the objectives set out in Article III-257, as regards preventing and combating terrorism and related activities, European laws shall define a framework for administrative measures with regard to capital movements and payments, such as the freezing of funds, financial assets or economic gains belonging to, or owned or held by, natural or legal persons, groups or non-State entities.

commercial public services), or other activities whose performance is in the public interest, to facilitate the rational use, operation or exploitation of natural assets, constructed public good or other things in public ownership, and other investment of private or private and public funds in the construction of structures and facilities that are partly or entirely in the public interest, or in an activity provided in the public interest.

(7) If a specific works of public infraworks that can be deemed a built public asset pursuant to the provisions of this act is in use on the day this act enters into force, and the land-register-listed owner of the land on which the works is constructed is a person specified in the previous paragraph, the use of the works may not be terminated without the consent of the legal or natural person that provides public economic services using the works.

promotion of alternative livelihoods and improvement of national economic environments with a view to strengthening programmes aimed at the eradication of poverty and at ensuring food security; demographic dynamics; sustainable management of natural resources; sustainable agricultural practices; development and efficient use of various energy sources; institutional and legal frameworks; strengthening of capabilities for assessment and systematic observation, including hydrological and meteorological services, and capacity building, education and public awareness.

If the acquirer of the holdings referred to in paragraph 1 is an insurance undertaking, a credit institution or an investment firm authorised in another Member State, or the parent undertaking of such an entity, or a natural or legal person controlling such an entity, and if, as a result of that acquisition, the undertaking in which the acquirer proposes to hold a holding would become a subsidiary or subject to the control of the acquirer, the assessment of the acquisition must be subject to the prior consultation referred to in Article 12a of Directive 73/239/EEC."

"1a. If the acquirer of the holdings referred to in paragraph 1 is an insurance undertaking, a credit institution or an investment firm authorised in another Member State, or the parent undertaking of such an entity, or a natural or legal person controlling such an entity, and if, as a result of that acquisition, the undertaking in which the acquirer proposes to hold a holding would become a subsidiary or subject to the control of the acquirer, the assessment of the acquisition must be subject to the prior consultation referred to in Article 12a of Directive 79/267/EEC."

(1) If during the procedure any person requests inclusion in the procedure and demonstrates that the zone of influence in the project for acquiring the building permit based on which the relevant administrative body for construction matters designated the parties to the procedure was erroneously illustrated, such person must submit evidence for such assertions. An expert opinion from a legal or natural person that in accordance with regulations on environmental protection has obtained an authorisation to formulate environmental impact reports shall be deemed to be evidence.

Only a legal or natural person that is not acting as a contractor of construction works, finishing works, artisan works, assembly works and other works or as a supplier of construction products, appliances and equipment in connection with a works whose construction is subject to construction supervision may act as the supervisor. Neither may the supervisor hold any mutual commercial connection with the contractor, and a supervisor that is a sole trader may not be a direct blood relative of the contractor's responsible works manager or be married thereto or cohabiting therewith in a non-marital union.

If the acquirer of the holdings referred to in paragraph 1 is a credit institution, insurance undertaking or investment firm authorised in another Member State or the parent undertaking of a credit institution, insurance undertaking or investment firm authorised in another Member State or a natural or legal person controlling a credit institution, insurance undertaking or investment firm authorised in another Member State, and if, as a result of that acquisition, the institution in which the acquirer proposes to hold a holding would become a subsidiary or subject to the control of the acquirer, the assessment of the acquisition must be subject to the prior consultation referred to in Article 12."

If the acquirer of the holding referred to in paragraph 1 is an investment firm, a credit institution or an insurance undertaking authorised in another Member State, or the parent undertaking of an investment firm, credit institution or insurance undertaking authorised in another Member State, or a natural or legal person controlling an investment firm, credit institution or insurance undertaking authorised in another Member State, and if, as a result of that acquisition, the undertaking in which the acquirer proposes to acquire a holding would become the acquirer's subsidiary or come under his control, the assessment of the acquisition must be subject to the prior consultation provided for in Article 6."

(Natural Assets)

3. Natural goods are those components of nature essential for the satisfaction of human needs and interests and may include or be a natural public good, a natural resource, or a natural asset.

(1) Categories of natural assets and natural assets which are considered to be natural heritage and are natural treasure, are defined by law.

3.3. Natural assets are, in addition to a natural heritage, other valuable phenomena, components, or parts of living or non-living nature, natural regions or parts of natural regions, plant and animal species and their biotopes, ecosystems, parts of the natural and cultural landscape, and objects of developed nature.

2. the assessment of the state of the environment, individual natural goods, and their endangerment;

(1) Services for the protection of forests, farm land, waters and water regulation, the sea, the underground world, and the protection of a natural public good, natural resources, and natural assets shall be regulated by law.

7.2 Depreciation of the environment is the harmful impact and effects of activities which cause the degradation of natural assets and natural conditions for the quality of life.

These characteristics, which may give natural mineral water properties favourable to health, must have been assessed:

3. preservation and restoration of the diversity and the cultural and esthetic worth of the landscape and natural assets;and

According to ESA 95 (3.103) GFCF in plantations corresponds to the value of acquisitions less disposals of natural assets yielding repeat products (such as fruit trees) which have reached maturity, plus the natural growth of such natural assets until they reach maturity (i.e. generate a product), during the accounting period concerned.

The other changes in the volume of assets are flows which make it possible to record the discovery, deterioration or depletion of natural assets as well as the consequences of exceptional events which may modify the benefit drawn from assets.

The natural growth of livestock (and not the GFCF as a whole) constitutes own-account agricultural production of fixed assets in livestock.

Acquisitions of fixed assets comprise new or existing fixed assets which have been acquired (purchased, acquired in barter transactions, received as capital transfers in kind or acquired as a financial lease), fixed assets produced and retained for the producer's own use, major improvements to fixed assets and to non-produced tangible assets, natural growth in agricultural assets (livestock and plantations) and costs associated with the transfer of ownership of non-produced assets (cf. ESA 95, 3.103(a)).

As regards Teran PTP Kras, the Commission shall make a specific assessment of the readiness of the areas planted for the production of Teran PTP Kras to meet the CII minimum zone natural alcoholic strength of 9,5% vol.

Whereas, in order to be able to assess the production of wine in the Community, information is required each year on yields per hectare and on the mean natural alcoholic strength of fresh grapes, of grape must and of wine;

On the basis of this report the Commission shall, before the end of the transitional period, assess the readiness of Teran PTP Kras to meet the minimum natural alcoholic strength of the CII zone and, where necessary, take appropriate measures.

these factors should be: the demarcation of the area of production, vine varieties, cultivation methods, wine-making methods, minimum natural alcoholic strength by volume, yield per hectare and analysis and assessment of organoleptic characteristics;

Paragraph 3 of Article 56 further restricts ownership by stipulating that a publisher or broadcaster, a legal or natural person, or group of related persons with more than a 20 percent share in the assets of another publisher or broadcaster, may not hold an ownership stake of more than 20 percent, or a share in the management or voting rights of more than 20 percent, in the assets of any other publisher or broadcaster.

Slovenia shall submit a detailed report on the minimum natural alcoholic strength of the grapevines used in the Primorska region to the Commission no later than three months before the end of the third wine year, 2006/2007. On the basis of this report, the Commission shall before the end of the third wine year, 2006/2007, assess the readiness of the Primorska wine area to meet the minimum natural alcoholic strength of the CII zone and, where necessary, take appropriate measures.

a building site, a construction or assembly project or installation project or drilling rig or ship used for the exploration or development of natural resources including supervisory activities in connection therewith, but only where such site, project or activities continue for a period of more than six months;

The significance of any damage that has adverse effects on reaching or maintaining the favourable conservation status of habitats or species has to be assessed by reference to the conservation status at the time of the damage, the services provided by the amenities they produce and their capacity for natural regeneration.

Under this law, a publisher of a daily newspaper, or any natural or legal person, or group of related persons, who has more than a 20 percent interest in the capital or assets of that publisher, or more than 20 percent of management or voting rights, may not be an owner or co-founder of a radio or television broadcaster, and may not engage in radio and television activities.

The restrictive measures provided for by Common Position 2004/161/CFSP include, inter alia, a ban on technical assistance, financing and financial assistance related to military activities, a ban on the export of equipment which might be used for internal repression, and the freezing of funds, financial assets and economic resources of members of the Government of Zimbabwe and of any natural or legal persons, entities or bodies associated with them.

If the domain name holder is an undertaking, a legal or natural person, or an organisation that becomes subject to insolvency proceedings, winding up, cessation of trading, winding up by court order or any similar proceeding provided for by national law, during the registration period of the domain name, then the legally appointed administrator of the domain name holder may request transfer to the purchaser of the domain name holders assets along with submission of the appropriate documentation.

Depletion of natural assets

Depletion of natural economic assets

natural growth of those natural assets that yield repeat products;