disfavour

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Lawyers who defend corporations tremble tothink how the new rules will tilt the playing field in their disfavour.
從事公司業(yè)務(wù)的律師們則擔(dān)憂地思考著這項新槼的實施將會如何對他們産生不利。
Jardine's fall into disfavour followed its decision in 1984 to shift its legal domicile to Bermuda, and then, a decade later, to delist its shares from the Hong Kong market.
怡和在1984年決定把法定注冊地轉(zhuǎn)爲(wèi)百慕大而十年之後，從香港市場抽牌，就此跌入冷宮。
None of them, he says, now dares propose growth-boosting reforms—as they used to under Mr Koizumi and even Mr Abe—for fear of incurring the disfavour of their political masters.
現(xiàn)在沒有人敢建議進(jìn)行刺激經(jīng)濟的改革了——他們在小泉甚至安倍領(lǐng)導(dǎo)時都會那樣做——因爲(wèi)他們害怕招惹現(xiàn)任上司的反感。

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