Betekenis van:
derogatory

derogatory
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • met minachting; minachtend; blijk gevend van geringe dunk; minachtend; met negatieve bijklank; geringschattend
  • expressive of low opinion
"derogatory comments"

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. You don't need to say it in such derogatory terms.
  2. She made some derogatory remarks about her colleagues.
  3. Her derogatory remarks towards her boss caused her to lose her job.
  4. The drunken men made derogatory remarks toward the women in the club.
  5. The derogatory tax scheme implemented by Italy under Article 2(26) of Law 350/2003 constitutes State aid and is incompatible with the common market.
  6. Article 1 The derogatory tax scheme implemented by Italy under Article 2(26) of Law 350/2003 constitutes State aid and is incompatible with the common market. Article 2 Italy shall repeal the scheme referred to in Article 1.
  7. According to SG, the economic advantage resulting from the tax deferment under Article 39 CA of the General Tax Code had to be compared to the ordinary law on depreciation and not to the derogatory restrictive regime provided for in the second paragraph of Article 39 C of the General Tax Code.
  8. As for the objection that the scheme does not confer any specific advantage and cannot therefore have the effect of distorting competition and trade within the Community because it favours only undertakings subject to different tax legislations, the Commission refers to the relevant case law of the Court [5] confirming that a derogatory tax measure not justified by the nature of the tax system or by the specific nature of the scheme may constitute aid.
  9. To facilitate the transfer of the banking assets, Article 7(2) of Law 218/1990 provided, among other tax facilities, a derogatory tax scheme by which the gain realised from the transfer of assets contributed to private banks in the framework of a reorganisation foreseen by the said Article 1 in exchange for the stock of such banks is not recognised for taxation until such time when the gain is further realised either from the sale of the assets or is distributed to the shareholders (suspended recognition of gains).