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In a less favourable position in comparison to others.
Percentage of stops executed at a less favourable price*.
It also predicts a less favourable mortgage tax regime and a rise in interest rates.
In making this choice, the UK will find itself mechanically in a less favourable position than a Member State of the Union.
Assignment of the creditor's rights under a credit agreement should not have the effect of placing the consumer in a less favourable position.
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Otherwise, they could be placed in a less favourable position than their Korean counterparts.
On the contrary, the Treasury bond interest rates had the effect of overvaluing that advantage andthe repayment of the interest placed benefiting companies in a less favourable situation in relation to the status quo ante.
The FNBA places detained foreign nationals in a less favourable position, despite their vulnerability, because(as a general rule) they do not know Bulgarian or the national legal system whilst spending the period for appeal in detention.
The EU informed the Macao SAR that the European economy is showing resilience in the face of a less favourable external environment, including trade tensions.
One could explain everything in a less favourable but all the simpler manner by denying Ptolemy the observation of the stars and equinoxes, and by claiming that he assimilated everything from Hipparchus, using the minimal value of the latter for the precession motion.
The European economy is showing resilience in the face of a less favourable external environment, including trade tensions.
In terms of its content, however, the freedom to provide services also includes a prohibition on discrimination,which means that the State is not allowed to put foreign service providers in a less favourable position than domestic ones.
Nor has the applicant established the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case without those measures.
Results of the‘safety of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs'(SOS) research project funded by the European Commission under the Seventh Framework Programme were considered in the review that concluded that available evidence regarding diclofenac seemed to consistently point towards a less favourable cardiovascular risk profile compared to other NSAIDs.
In respect of employment conditions, fixed-term workers shall not be treated in a less favourable manner than comparable permanent workers solely because they have a fixed-term contract or relation unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
Furthermore,"regional preference provisions" rule out a possibility for the SADC EPA countries to grant products originating in other SADC EPA countries a less favourable treatment than to those imported from the EU.
In respect of employment conditions,part- time workers shall not be treated in a less favourable manner than comparable full-time workers solely because they work part-time unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.”.
The grant of State aid may also have an adverse effect on the competitive situation of an operator in other ways,for example by causing the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case without such aid.
In respect of employment conditions,part-time workers shall not be treated in a less favourable manner than comparable full-time workers solely because they work part time unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
In this regard, the grant of aid may have an adverse effect on the competitive situation of an operator,in particular by causing the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case had it not been for such aid.
(3) Indirect discrimination is placing of a person, on the grounds of the characteristics under para 1, in a less favourable position as compared with other persons by means of an ostensibly neutral provision, criterion or practice, unless this provision, criterion or practice is objectively justified in view of a legal objective, and the means of achieving the objective are appropriate and necessary.
Nor has it adduced any other evidence to show that it suffered,on such markets, the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case without those measures.
(3) Indirect discrimination shall be to put a person, on the grounds referred to in Paragraph 1 in a less favourable position in comparison with other persons by means of an apparently neutral provision, criterion or practice, unless the said provision, criterion or practice have objective justification in view of achieving a lawful objective and the means for achieving this objective are appropriate and necessary.
The grant of State aid can have an adverse effect on the competitive situation of an operator in other ways too,in particular by causing the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case without such aid.
(6) The undertaking shall ensure that persons pursuing claims arising out of events occurring in the State are not placed in a less favourable situation as a result of the fact that the undertaking is covering a risk, other than carrier's liability in class 10 in Part 1 of Schedule 1, by way of provision of services rather than through an establishment in the State.
The concept of‘significant imbalance' to the detriment of the consumer must be assessed in the light of an analysis of the rules of national law applicable in the absence of any agreement between the parties, in order todetermine whether, and if so to what extent, the contract places the consumer in a less favourable legal situation than that provided for by the national law in force.
The host Member State shall require the non-life insurance undertaking to ensure that persons pursuing claims arising out of events occurring in its territory are not placed in a less favourable situation as a result of the fact that the undertaking is covering a risk, other than carrier's liability, classified under class 10 in Part A of Annex I by way of provision of services rather than through an establishment situated in that State.
However, demonstrating a substantial adverse effect on a competitor's position on the market cannot simply be a matter of the existence of certain factors indicating a decline in its commercial or financial performance, butmay be made by demonstrating the loss of an opportunity to make a profit or a less favourable development than would have been the case without such aid(Spain v Lenzing, paragraph 64 above, paragraph 35).
If the ombudsman finds that a legal solution goes to the detriment of persons with disabilities or children with developmental difficulties,deprives them in some way or puts them in a less favourable position with regard to persons without disabilities, the ombudsman will make a proposal to amend such legal solution.