The government says workers must stop striking on "derisory ballot turnouts," so the Bill demands that 50 per cent of the workforce must vote to make a strike legal.
In countries where significant numbers of trips are made on two wheels, not the derisory 2% or so seen in Jersey, they keep cyclists safe not by draping them in helmets and high-vis but by providing safe, segregated cycling routes.
The Welsh club were angry with their "derisory" 500-ticket allocation so sent all of the tickets back.
This reluctance to make the necessary changes, circulated widely on Weibo, China's Twitter-like micro-blog, drew the following derisory comment from one user: "So we will walk in place until we die".
Local campaigners said the number of three-bedroom flats approved so far to be built by 2020 was "derisory".
Since so many crocus flowers are needed to yield even derisory quantities of dry saffron, the harvest can be a frenetic affair entailing about forty hours of intense labour.
There were tears, near fights, as these people, who had suffered so much, bickered violently over whether to take the early derisory settlement or, David's choice, hold out.
The law enshrining the ban in UK domestic law has so far proved ineffectual while the amount given for clearance is derisory and misdirected.
A policy that promised a large sum when it was taken out in 1924 could well have seemed derisory by 1945--which 1945--which 1945--which why so few claimaywere made after the war.That is not important to claimants like Mrs Guggenheim.
It was so influential in helping to change the idea of drunkenness from a derisory moral failing to a disease that Walter Winchell hailed it, with more than passing accuracy, as "the 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' " of alcoholism.
