Примери за използване на Favourable treatment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Exemption from favourable treatment.
Collective agreements may provide for a different but not less favourable treatment;
Ireland has not given favourable treatment to Apple.
Merkel said Britain should not have any“illusions” about getting favourable treatment.
That's when the State grants favourable treatment in exchange for information.
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No, and minority groups should not receive any favourable treatment.
Protection against less favourable treatment if they only work part-time.
In this context, the least developed, landlocked andisland ACP States shall receive more favourable treatment.
A school can justify less favourable treatment if it is because of a permitted form of selection.
Has unreasonable expectation of favourable treatment.
Encourage Member States to give favourable treatment to second-generation biofuels in biofuels obligations.
Have unreasonable expectations of favourable treatment.
(7)“Less favourable treatment” shall be any act, action or lack of action, affecting directly or indirectly rights or legal interests;
(a) there shall be no direct discrimination based on sex,including less favourable treatment of women for reasons of pregnancy and maternity;
(7)"Less favourable treatment" shall mean any act, action or inaction which directly or indirectly affects rights or legal interests.
The Commission already indicated in November that it would ensure favourable treatment under the Stability and Growth Pact for national contributions to the EFSI.
Hence, HEMS department in Kurdistan Province was established in 2017 to reduce the transfer time of injured people and provide more favourable treatment services.
Whereas the‘recast Directive' clearly indicates that any forms of less favourable treatment in relation to pregnancy or maternity leave constitute discrimination;
The favourable treatment, within Google's horizontal Web search results, of links to Google's own vertical Web search services as compared to links to competing vertical Web search services(‘first business practice')(2).
The EU should use its economic muscle to insist it will not give preferential deals or favourable treatment to those countries that tolerate the persecution of Christians.
(4) On the assumption that there has been less favourable treatment, does that treatment, pursuant to the abovementioned provision, result in the circumstances of the main case in whole or in part from the fact that it affects the Roma ethnic group?
As regards access to a self-employed activity and the pursuit thereof,a self-employed worker shall be afforded no less favourable treatment in the host country than that accorded to its own nationals.
In return for that cooperation, they may obtain favourable treatment as regards the fines that would otherwise have been imposed on them, provided that they meet the conditions laid down in the applicable leniency notice(Case T‑12/06 Deltafina v Commission, paragraph 109 above, paragraph 108).
In the present case, the second sentence of Paragraph 622(2)of the BGB affords less favourable treatment to employees who entered the employer's service before the age of 25.
Those rates should reflect the level of economic development of regions in terms of GDP per capita in relation to the EU-27 average,while safeguarding no less favourable treatment due to shifts in their categorisation.
We consider it unacceptable to prevent Member States from denying asylum and favourable treatment to unwanted people throughout the European Union when there are European families who do not even enjoy the right to housing.
Where any non-compliance is identified in the course of controls described in the second subparagraph of paragraph 2,the market surveillance authorities shall suspend the favourable treatment provided for in paragraph 1 and the first subparagraph of paragraph 2.
In this case,the undertakings' legitimate expectation that they would be given favourable treatment as a consequence of their cooperation was based solely on the Leniency Notice then in force, namely the 1996 Leniency Notice.
(3) Is Article 2(2)(a) of Directive 2000/43 to be interpreted so that the positioning of commercial measuring instruments in Romadistricts of town at a height of between six and seven metres constitutes less favourable treatment of the population of Roma origin compared to the population of other ethnic origin?
The Commission has at the time also opened proceedings andit will continue to investigate the favourable treatment by Google in its general search results of its other specialised search services, and concerns with regard to copying of rivals' web content(known as'scraping'), and undue restrictions on advertisers.