Examples of using Equal basis in English and their translations into Czech
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Member countries have reviewed and approved the recommendations, on an equal basis.
Direct payments should be paid according to a simple method and on an equal basis, to all farmers in all Member States.
As an MEP from the Czech Republic I would therefore prefer in this case to see quota purchasing financed from the Community budget,which can be used by all states on an equal basis.
DE Bosnia and Herzegovina will only have a future if it is transformed into a federation comprising all three of its nations on an equal basis, which must include not only the Herzegovinian but also the Central Bosnian Croats.
PL Madam President, the adoption of a statute for a European private company will enable the creation of these companies,which will operate in all Member States on an equal basis.
Our Group considers that the only way of ensuring stability andsecurity on both sides of the Atlantic is to develop cooperation on an equal basis between the European Union and the US.
I believe that it is important to encourage representation of women in all political, social and economic bodies of the agricultural sector,to ensure that women are participating on an equal basis.
This term means“any distinction, exclusion or restriction on the basis of disability which has the purpose or effect of impairing or nullifying the recognition,enjoyment or exercise, on an equal basis with others, of all human rights[…] including denial of reasonable accommodation” see Definitions.
A common energy policy could end up being for us like the common fisheries policy, one where we are the only country putting a substantial amountinto the common pot, from which all others are then drawing on an equal basis.
The verb“recognize” means that governments must pursue law reform to establish in domestic law that each person with a disability,“can access an inclusive, quality andfree primary education and secondary education on an equal basis with others in the communities in which they live Article 24(2)b.
You will note that we have supplied both rebels and government forces on an equal basis.
Therefore, it is essential to draw attention to the need to comply with labour law on an equal basis for all employees.
For this objective to be achieved,what is needed is sharing, or participation, on an equal basis.
Accessibility is about ensuring people with disabilities and/or special needs have access on an equal basis as everyone else.
Social model of disability depart from the point of view that it is not the individual that needs to be“fixed” but sees the barriers in the society and aims at eliminating those barriers, so thata person with disability can experience life on an equal basis with others.
Accessible information is understood as information provided in formats that allow every user andlearner to access content‘on an equal basis with others' UNCRPD.
Reasonable accommodation is the necessary and appropriate modification and adjustments not imposing a disproportionate or undue burden, where needed in a particular case,to ensure to persons with disabilities the enjoyment or exercise on an equal basis with others of all human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Denial of reasonable accommodation constitutes discrimination, and this means the“necessary and appropriate modification and adjustments not imposing a disproportionate or undue burden, where needed in a particular case,to ensure to persons with disabilities the enjoyment or exercise on an equal basis with others of all human rights and fundamental freedoms”.
Protection must be afforded to Christians on the basis of equal respect for any denomination.
This proposal for a single work permit for nationals of non-EU countries was a missed opportunity to support decent working conditions where migrants are welcomed on the basis of equal treatment.
We now call on the Commission to work towards an agreement,an overall solution, granting a visa exemption for citizens of all European countries on the basis of equal dignity and above all reciprocity.
It also recognises that those children with the legal right to work should be paid on a basis of equal pay for equal work: too many young people are used to provide a cheap alternative to other workers when they work as well and as hard in many sectors.
It is of symbolic importance that on 15 December last year, during the height of efforts to form the new Commission, 500 000 European citizens from 17 countries requested, in a collective petition,that our institutions interpret and implement the Charter of Fundamental Rights in every decision, on the basis of the equal dignity of every human being.
All in all, this directive is extremely important given that it is the first of its kind to grant a common set of minimum rights(including salary rights, equal treatment at work, pension rights and access to health care) to workers from third countries who arelegally resident in Europe, which it does on the basis of equal treatment with national workers of Member States.