Betekenis van:
neutrality

neutrality
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • onpartijdige houding; het niet meedoen; het niet tussenbeide komen
  • nonparticipation in a dispute or war

Hyperoniemen

neutrality
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • pH value of 7

    Hyperoniemen

    neutrality
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • tolerance attributable to a lack of involvement

      Synoniemen

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      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. The alternative possibilities are neutrality or war.
      2.  technological neutrality;
      3. Policies should respect the principle of technological neutrality.
      4. It nonetheless considers that the partial tax neutrality regime provided by Law 218/1990 was in essence equivalent to the full tax neutrality regime provided by D.Lgs.
      5. neutrality with regard to the public or private ownership of companies,
      6. 344/2003, all reorganisations between companies of different Member States keep on being governed by the tax-neutrality regime of the Merger Directive based on the option that allowed a contribution in tax neutrality.
      7. Technological neutrality and service neutrality are policy goals that have been supported by the Member States in the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (hereinafter the RSPG) Opinion on WAPECS of 23 November 2005 to achieve more flexible use of spectrum.
      8. With the tax reform of D.Lgs. 344/2003, all reorganisations between companies of different Member States keep on being governed by the tax-neutrality regime of the Merger Directive based on the option that allowed a contribution in tax neutrality.
      9. The principle of budgetary neutrality should be observed in respect of the introduction of this new category of staff.
      10. The Commission considers that these general arguments concerning the non-applicability of the principle of technology neutrality cannot be accepted.
      11. However, it emphasises the importance of competitive neutrality among various technical infrastructures in the television distribution marketplace.
      12. 544/1992 — only dealt with reorganisations of companies of different Member States, Italy has voluntarily extended the tax neutrality system to domestic reorganisations. By the D.Lgs.
      13. The objective of the measure in question was to ensure the fiscal neutrality of privatisation and restructuring operations involving wholly publicly owned companies and companies controlled by them.
      14. The Commission therefore concludes that the tax neutrality was justified by the inherent logic of the tax system and does not constitute State aid.
      15. The social security bodies are to determine the technical arrangements for such affiliation with a view to ensuring financial neutrality for the transferee schemes [8].