Betekenis van:
uruguayan

uruguayan
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a native or inhabitant of Uruguay

    Hyperoniemen

    uruguayan
    Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
      • of or relating to or characteristic of Uruguay or its people

      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. Camila is from Uruguay. She is Uruguayan.
      2. Matías is from Uruguay. He is Uruguayan.
      3. The alleged obstacles to trade were all linked to the Uruguayan internal excise tax system.
      4. During the investigation procedure, the Uruguayan authorities expressed their willingness to explore the prospects for a mutually satisfactory solution.
      5. On the basis of the discussion, the Uruguayan authorities proposed to settle the case on the basis of the following elements:
      6. The clarifications provided by the government of Uruguay confirmed that the Uruguayan system is operating in a manner consistent with the relevant WTO obligations and Uruguay’s engagements in the settlement.
      7. The Uruguayan authorities proposed to promote a change in the structure of the IMESI excise tax in order to ‘bring it in line with the most usual tax systems at the international level’ by 2006;
      8. In early 2008 the Commission requested Uruguay a number of clarifications as regards the revisions to the structure of the specific internal tax, which have been provided in May 2009. The clarifications provided by the government of Uruguay confirmed that the Uruguayan system is operating in a manner consistent with the relevant WTO obligations and Uruguay’s engagements in the settlement.
      9. The first two steps envisaged by Uruguayan authorities were implemented within the agreed deadlines, but the change of the IMESI structure was delayed until 2007, when, with the Decree No 520/2007 of 27 December 2007, Uruguay introduced a new legislation on its excise taxes.
      10. in response to the first practice of the Uruguayan authorities consisting in excluding from the lowest tax category all whiskies aged more than three years (and EU regulations require that whiskies be matured for at least 3 years), Uruguay proposed to withdraw this requirement with effect from 1 July 2005;
      11. thirdly, SWA had also claimed that Uruguay’s internal tax arrangements for spirits are in breach of GATT insofar as they are not administered in a uniform, impartial and reasonable manner. The Uruguayan authorities proposed to promote a change in the structure of the IMESI excise tax in order to ‘bring it in line with the most usual tax systems at the international level’ by 2006;