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EU countries also have the option to apply rules that are more favourable.
Carriers may offer contract conditions that are more favourable for the passenger than the conditions laid down in this Regulation.
You can invoke German labour law in certain areas if the German provisions are more favourable to you.
Carriers may offer contract conditions that are more favourable for the passenger than the conditions laid down in this Regulation.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
Current food safety levels are more favourable than in 2002.
The retailers' forecasts about business development in the branch over the next 6 months are more favourable.
At the same time, their forecasts over the next 12 months are more favourable in comparison with the previous survey.
The present law is without prejudice to rights conferred on debtors by special laws when they are more favourable.
At the same time, their forecasts over the next 12 months are more favourable in comparison with the previous survey.
However, their prognoses concerning the volume of sales andorders placed with suppliers over the next months are more favourable.
Member States may introduce ormaintain provisions that are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive.
This Directive lays down minimum requirements, thus giving the Member States the option of introducing ormaintaining provisions that are more favourable to workers.
Member States may introduce ormaintain provisions that are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive.
For consumers within the EU,the mandatory provisions of their national consumer law apply unless the respective Austrian provisions are more favourable for the consumer.
However, changes in interest orexchange rates which are more favourable to the payment service users, may be applied without notice.
Paragraph 3 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
In particular, Member States should be able to maintain national civil liability regimes which are more favourable to investors or issuers or which are not based on an infringement of Regulation(EC) No 1060/2009.
As authorised by Article 3(7)of the directive in question, the TV Mindestlohn therefore expressly reserves the possibility of applying terms of employment that are more favourable to workers.
This Directive shall not affect the right of Member States to apply or to introduce laws, regulations or administrative provisions which are more favourable to workers or to promote or to allow the application of collective agreements more favourable to workers.
Paragraph 3 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to workers.
This Directive shall not affect Member States' prerogative to apply or to introduce laws, regulations or administrative provisions which are more favourable to workers or to encourage or permit the application of collective agreements more favourable to workers.
This paragraph shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
This Directive introduces minimum standards andit should be possible for Member States to introduce or maintain provisions which are more favourable to the reporting person, provided that such provisions do not interfere with the measures for the protection of persons concerned.
For example, in insurance contracts, consumer contracts, or work contracts,the Regulation seeks to defend the weaker party through competition rules that are more favourable to their interests.
At the same time, their forecasts for the coming 12 months are more favourable than in the previous survey.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence, which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
Certain Member States issue permits with a permanent orunlimited validity on conditions that are more favourable than those provided for by this Directive.
(2) Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence, which are more favourable to plaintiffs.'.
I also welcome the fact that the legislator has allowed the Member States to include provisions that are more favourable to consumers in their respective national legal systems.