Exemple de utilizare a Are more favourable în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Tax systems that are more favourable to job creation.
EU countries also have the option to apply rules that are more favourable.
Member States may maintain orbring into force provisions which are more favourable to the creditor than the provisions necessary to comply with the Directive.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
Member States may introduce ormaintain provisions which are more favourable to the protection of the principle of equal treatment than those laid down in this Directive.
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The directive does not prevent EU countries from introducing laws that are more favourable to the employee.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions which are more favourable to the protection of the principle of equal treatment than those laid down in this Directive.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
However, changes in interest orexchange rates which are more favourable to the payment service users, may be applied without notice.
This Directive shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions which are more favourable to the protection of the principle of equal treatment than those laid down in this Directive.'.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
In both these cases,the rates applied are more favourable to the ESCB than the market rate(which, for the purposes of the scheme, is considered to be the main refinancing operations rate).
Member States may also add sanctions and remedies that are more favourable to rightholders9.
This Directive shall not affect the option of Member States to apply or introduce laws, regulations oradministrative provisions which are more favourable to employees.
An enterprise obtains risk capital from the State on terms which are more favourable than it would obtain from a private investor.
Thus, especially in the difficultconditions prevailing on labour markets, employment policy measures can only succeed if macroeconomic conditions are more favourable.
Compared to the CCTB,the welfare effects of the CCCTB options are more favourable under any of the analysed scenarios.
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.
Bus and/or coach undertakings may offer contract conditions that are more favourable for the passenger than the conditions laid down in this Regulation.
(14) Whereas it is for the Member States to introduce, at any appropriate stage of the proceedings,rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs;
These Articles allow Member States to maintain orintroduce provisions that are more favourable to third-country nationals, provided they are more favourable for the persons to whom they apply.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent Member States from introducing rules of evidence which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
Member States may,in accordance with the Treaty, maintain or bring into force provisions which are more favourable to the injured party than the provisions necessary to comply with this Directive.
According to Article 10(2), Article 10(1)does not prevent Member States from introducing rules on the burden of proof which are more favourable to plaintiffs.
They may, in fact, maintain or introduce laws andregulations containing provisions that are more favourable to creditors than those established by the directive.
The provisions of the directive do not prevent EU countries from issuing permanent residence permits on terms that are more favourable than those set out in the directive.
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.
Article 3 states that the directive provides only for minimum requirements,leaving the Member States free to adopt measures which are more favourable to workers in the area concerned.
Member States may issue residencepermits of permanent or unlimited validity on terms that are more favourable than those laid down by this Directive.