Betekenis van:
misalignment

misalignment
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the spatial property of things that are not properly aligned

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Misalignment or fouling of components.
    2. Misalignment of components (e.g. track rod or drag link).
    3. Until the moment the realised gain is fiscally recognised, there is a misalignment between the book value and the tax value of the assets.
    4. Such a regime provided for a misalignment between the current values of the assets at the moment of the contribution and their tax basis.
    5. In this case of butt welds, the misalignment of the joint faces may not exceed one-fifth of the thickness of the walls (1/5 a).
    6. Pursuant to Article 7(2) of Law 218/1990 both the transferee and the transferor had to annex to their tax returns a prospectus to record the misalignment of values.
    7. In addition, some features of the Greek collective bargaining system (for example, the intermediate level of bargaining) can also explain the misalignment of wage and productivity growth, and require adjustments to be agreed by social partners.
    8. It shall reach the obstacle on a course perpendicular to the collision wall; the maximum lateral misalignment allowed between the vertical median line of the front of the vehicle and the vertical median line of the collision wall shall be ± 30 cm; at the moment of impact the vehicle shall no longer be subjected to the action of any additional steering or propelling device.
    9. The basic misalignment lies in the fact that Cyprus Airways operates at a cost level of a fully fledged network carrier while the reality of the liberalized leisure-dominated Cyprus market only allows for revenue levels which are at par with those of charter and/or low cost airlines, which are in fact Cyprus Airways' real competitors.
    10. In addition, some features of the Greek collective bargaining system (for example, the intermediate level of bargaining) can also explain the misalignment of wage and productivity growth, and require adjustments to be agreed by social partners. Looking forward, the wage bargaining system must support wage changes which more closely reflect competitiveness, productivity developments and local labour market conditions.
    11. It must reach the obstacle on a course perpendicular to the collision wall; the maximum lateral misalignment tolerated between the vertical median line of the front of the vehicle and the vertical median line of the collision wall is ± 30 cm.
    12. Under the new system, the tax bases inclusive of the realised gains were recognised as the new values of the assets both for the transferor and the transferee so that no misalignment between tax and accounting values was produced (contributions in accounting neutrality).
    13. Therefore, the transfers of assets that qualify for the preferential treatment under the Merger Directive are in essence similar to those foreseen by Article 1 of Law 218/1990, except that the Merger Directive does not provide any rules for the valuation of the shares received by the transferee company in exchange of assets, while the use of the substituted basis is expressly foreseen by Article 7(2) of Law 218/1990, thus resulting in a system of double misalignment.
    14. In relation to the future operation of the company, both the Cypriot authorities and the airline have acknowledged that the strategic and operational model that served Cyprus Airways in the past is not sustainable in the competitive environment where the company operates today. The basic misalignment lies in the fact that Cyprus Airways operates at a cost level of a fully fledged network carrier while the reality of the liberalized leisure-dominated Cyprus market only allows for revenue levels which are at par with those of charter and/or low cost airlines, which are in fact Cyprus Airways' real competitors.
    15. Therefore, the transfers of assets that qualify for the preferential treatment under the Merger Directive are in essence similar to those foreseen by Article 1 of Law 218/1990, except that the Merger Directive does not provide any rules for the valuation of the shares received by the transferee company in exchange of assets, while the use of the substituted basis is expressly foreseen by Article 7(2) of Law 218/1990, thus resulting in a system of double misalignment. Asset contributions relative to company reorganisations pursuant to D.Lgs.