Betekenis van:
disparity

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. There is in all barbarian communities a profound sense of the disparity between man's and woman's work.
2. a wide disparity in the environmental performance of EuPs available on the market with equivalent functionality.
3. aiming at achieving universal primary education by 2015, and at eliminating gender disparity in education;
4. products with equivalent functionality available on the market shall have a wide disparity in the relevant performance levels;
5. These mandatory provisions do not necessarily lead to different levels of protection from one Member State to another but do, by their disparity, impede trade within the Community.
6. This exercise is particularly necessary where, as in this case, there is considerable disparity in the market size of the undertakings participating in the infringement.
7. These mandatory provisions do not necessarily lead to different safety levels from one Member State to another but do, by their disparity, hinder trade within the Community.
8. These multipliers take account of the significant disparity in size and overall resources between the two firms and the other addressees of the Decision.
9. This is particularly necessary where, as in the present case, there is considerable disparity between the sizes of the undertakings which participated in the infringement.
10. finally, no region outside the low population density areas qualifies under the regional disparity method as set out in Annex IV of the Commission Guidelines.
11. The Commission considers that, with the new infrastructure, Sardinia will be able to produce and sell electricity at approximately the same price as on the Italian mainland, thus eliminating the regional disparity.
12. Consequently, revenue is no indication as to the rent which would be arrived at in the ‘haggling of the market’ and placing any weight on an alleged disparity between the percentage of receipts spent on rates is wrong.
13. In sum, according to interested parties, the 2003 tax realignment scheme did not provide an advantage to the restructured banks but it was a measure to readjust the disparity between the considerably harsher tax realignment regime of restructured banks under Law 218/1990 and the more generous regime of gains distributed by reorganised companies under the general regime of D.Lgs. 358/1997.
14. As there was considerable disparity between each undertaking’s weighting in terms of turnover in the cartelised industry, we have applied differential treatment (groupings) to take account of each undertaking’s weighting: this approach seeks to differentiate how each undertaking’s weighting damaged competition.
15. As there was considerable disparity between each undertaking’s weighting in terms of turnover in the cartelised industry, the Commission has applied differential treatment (groupings) to take account of each undertaking’s weighting: this approach seeks to differentiate how each undertaking’s weighting damaged competition.