Exemple de utilizare a Comparable situations în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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(f) a comparison of the solutions used with the solutions used in other comparable situations;
These candidates not being in comparable situations, the principle of equal treatment is not infringed.
It is necessary to ensure an equal treatment for all economic activities throughout the Community andto extend the requirement to maintain separate accounts to all comparable situations.
Nevertheless, we both concluded earlier that comparable situations occur in the world, although in different times and places.
The Regulation must be interpreted in accordance with primary law as a whole, including the principle of equal treatment,which requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently20.
According to data reported in comparable situations represented EU citizens appear to ask for and obtain consular protection much more often than unrepresented EU citizens.
This precludes differences in treatment of nationals who are in comparable situations, unless that difference is objectively justified.
It requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
Operations to meet immediate and unforeseeable humanitarian requirements generated by sudden natural or man-made disasters, such as floods, earthquakes andoutbreaks of fighting or comparable situations.
Prohibited discrimination can arise where comparable situations are treated differently, unless such treatment is objectively justified.
Accordingly, for example, differences between men and women in the provision of healthcare services, which result from the physical differences between men and women,do not relate to comparable situations and therefore, do not constitute discrimination.
The Court states that the principle of equal treatment requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
Suitable' shall mean:fully appropriate for a given requirement or situation and based on objective evidence and demonstrated by an analysis, comparison with appropriate standards or other solutions used in comparable situations by other authorities or industry;
It is in this regard settled caselaw that the principle of nondiscrimination requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way.
The Court points out that resident taxpayers paying contributions to the Polish health insurance scheme andthose coming under a compulsory health insurance scheme of another Member State are in objectively comparable situations as regards taxation principles since, in Poland, both are subject to an unlimited liability to tax.
That principle is crystallised in the formula that requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
Conditions and charges for system access shall be appropriate,non-discrim-inatory, transparent and no less favourable than those which in practice or for costing purposes are applied and charged by system operators in comparable situations for service provision within their undertaking or to connected or associated undertakings'.
According to general principles of Union law andsettled case-law, comparable situations should not be treated differently and different situations should not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
On the other hand, in the case of indirect discrimination, it is not necessary to characterise the existence of legally comparable situations, but only the existence of a particular disadvantage which is not justified by a legitimate aim.
The Court has consistently held that the principle of equal treatment requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently, and different situations must not be treated in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justifiedsee Case C‑127/07 Arcelor Atlantique et Lorraine and Others[2008] ECR I‑9895.
Those rules of national law is consistent with the principle of non-discrimination, as recognised by the Community legal order, in accordance with which comparable situations must not be treated differently unless such difference in treatment is objectively justified.
In the Test-Achats ruling, the Court of Justice points out that‘(…)the principle of equal treatment requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently, and different situations must not be treated in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justified' and that‘the comparability of situations must be assessed in the light of the subject-matter and purpose of the EU measure which makes the distinction in question(…)'16.
It follows from the above that both under the TVÜ-Bund and under the TVöD, of the employees affected by the transfer from the pay system under the BAT to that under the TVöD,some receive lower pay than others despite being in comparable situations, on the sole ground of their age on appointment, which constitutes direct discrimination on grounds of age within the meaning of Article 2 of Directive 2000/78.
The principle of nondiscrimination, as laid down in Article 34(2) EC,requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
I recall that the principle of equal treatment, whose fundamental nature is affirmed in Article 20 of the Charter,requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified.
The Commission considers that, contrary to the approach taken in Maruko, it is unnecessary in this case to leave it to the national court to decide whether a spouse anda life partner are in comparable situations as regards the pension concerned, on the ground that, in its order for reference, the national court has already carried out the necessary examinations of the legal status of the life partner and has drawn the appropriate conclusions in that regard.
It must be borne in mind, in that regard, that when the Commission divides undertakings into categories,it must observe the principle of equal treatment, which provides that it is prohibited to treat comparable situations differently and different situations in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justified(CMA CGM and Others v Commission, paragraph 220 above, paragraph 406, and judgment of 29 April 2004 in Tokai Carbon and Others v Commission, paragraph 165 above, paragraph 219).
The future measures referred to in this paragraph should not result in EU workers enjoying less favourable treatment than third country nationals in a comparable situation.
A private operator in a comparable situation on the market would not have taken such a risk.
The Black Sea is in a comparable situation, with 86% of the assessed stocks being overfished.