Примери за използване на Reverse discrimination на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's like reverse discrimination.
I therefore believe that it is time to invite the Court to deal openly with the issue of reverse discrimination.
Question 2- Reverse discrimination.
It is unfortunately not the case that national courts invariably address and remedy reverse discrimination caused by EU law.
Not every minor instance of reverse discrimination would be caught by Article 18 TFEU.
Yes, we should provide for a minimum income, but with the proviso that it must not,under any circumstances, lead to a new form of indirect or reverse discrimination.
My thought on'Reverse Discrimination'?
Second, the reverse discrimination complained of would have to entail a violation of a fundamental right protected under EU law.
Second of all, this IS reverse discrimination.
Both reverse discrimination and advantages afforded to nationals of another Member State are not referred to in or incompatible with EU law.
Second, I shall address the issue of reverse discrimination, which is repeatedly raised by the national court.
If the Court does not follow me, however,it becomes necessary to consider whether Article 18 TFEU may be invoked to address reverse discrimination of this kind.
And to permit EU law to be invoked to prevent reverse discrimination only where those criteria were satisfied.
Reverse discrimination occurs when members of a dominant or majority group are discriminated against in favor of members of a minority or historically disadvantaged group.
On the other hand, if Article 21 TFEUis interpreted too restrictively, a greater number of situations of reverse discrimination will be created and left to Member States to deal with.
The result is a kind of reverse discrimination against those who believe in God and aspire to moral elevation, with the goal of marginalizing and eventually getting rid of them.
(110)‘Static' Union citizens were thereby still left to suffer the potential consequences of reverse discrimination even though the rights of‘mobile' Union citizens were significantly extended.
Reverse discrimination is discrimination against members of a dominant or majority group, in favour of members of a minority or historically disadvantaged group.
Finally, the national court asks about the function of Article 18 TFEU in protecting individuals against reverse discrimination created by EU law through the provisions relating to citizenship of the Union.
Reverse discrimination is a form of discrimination that occurs against members of a dominant or majority group, or in favor of members of a minority or disadvantaged group.
Otherwise, the legitimate call for respect for a minority is in danger of turning into a form of reverse discrimination, to the detriment of all those honest citizens who suffer the crimes and abuses of many Roma.
(112) Where reverse discrimination led to a result that would be considered to be a violation of a protected right by the Strasbourg court, it would likewise be regarded as a violation of a protected right by our Court.
Do the principles of EU law, notably the principles of equality, non-discrimination,competition(including the prohibition of reverse discrimination) and freedom to conduct business preclude a national provision that.
Reverse discrimination is a term for allegations that the member of a dominant or majority group has suffered discrimination for the benefit of a minority or historically disadvantaged group.
This question asks whether Article 18 TFEU may be invoked to resolve reverse discrimination created by the interaction of EU law(here, the provisions governing citizenship of the Union) with national law.
Reverse discrimination is a term referring to discrimination against members of a dominant or majority group, including the city or state, or in favor of members of a minority or historically disadvantaged group.
I shall therefore enquire into the scope of Article 18 TFEU andask whether it can be applied so as to resolve instances of reverse discrimination created by the provisions of EU law relating to citizenship of the Union(‘question 2').
Reverse discrimination against nationals of a Member State caused by the protection of EU fundamental rights afforded to their fellow EU citizens and fellow nationals who had exercised rights of free movement would cease to exist.
At the hearing, counsel for Mr Ruiz Zambrano indicated that the Belgian Conseil d'État andCour Constitutionnelle have recently ruled on the reverse discrimination suffered by a non-Member State national in a comparable situation to that of his client.
The outcome is reverse discrimination created by the interaction of EU law with national law- a discrimination that the Court has hitherto left each Member State to solve, notwithstanding that such a result is, prima facie, a breach of the principle of non-discrimination on the grounds of nationality.(103).