Examples of using Less favourable in English and their translations into Czech
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There seems to be a lot of confusion arising from the criteria for defining less favourable regions.
In order that we can continue to grow in less favourable regions, it is extremely important to use proportional regulation mechanisms.
When it is a case of consumer credit, which is what we are discussing now, it is the person needing credit who is in the less favourable position.
There was concern about areas with less favourable farming potential where there are few alternatives to traditional dairy production.
Although the current economic and financial situation does not seem favourable, we must be able to turn less favourable situations into opportunities.
It is evident that, now, financing conditions are much less favourable and the problem facing these States is one of refinancing their external debt.
Finally, I want to reiterate the importance of focusing on the situation in the new Member States,in which the elderly are in a less favourable situation.
All this should serve in practice to ability of quick finding of the target even under less favourable conditions and to always spot subconsciously the target point for an optimum hit.
The current less favourable conditions for innovation make the European Union a less attractive place for creativity and innovation, for European and non-European inventors alike.
Occasional heating orheating at intervals should be considered as less favourable or even unfavourable heating conditions.
We must focus particular attention on agriculture in less favourable regions, because previous reforms to the common agricultural policy have very often been carried out from the point of view of favourable regions.
When a stop order is triggered or a market order is requested,a limit order is placed instead at the price that is less favourable by a predefined amount of points.
The Council's compromise,which contains less favourable rules than those currently in effect, was denied support by Belgium, Cyprus and Spain among others, including my home country Hungary, and is unacceptable to the European Socialists.
However, we will resolutely oppose any agreement that, once signed, puts the peoples of Africa, in particular,in a position that is less favourable than the one they know today.
Moreover, most of the young people who manage to enter the labour market benefit of less favourable employment conditions, such as part-time, limited employment or employment based on a contract of supply of services.
Particularly in the case of delicate products such as milk, we should create a system of regulation similar to a quota system;otherwise, production in less favourable regions will become impossible.
Please note that the treatment you receive during a corporate action may be less favourable that if you owned the underlying instrument because changes we make may need to be made reactionary and in place prior to that required by the corporate action.
Small and medium-sized enterprises can often be effective participants in research and development butthey have to put up with less favourable conditions than those that apply to large international corporations.
Parliament's proposal was the result of a less favourable draft of the Commission's original proposal, because the Commission, at the same time as limiting the composition of the Global Programme Management Board, was allowing any other official of the Commission, the Council or the Member States to participate.
If these negotiations fail, then Cotonou will end in a black hole for a number of countries from 1 January because our trade relations will then become the far less favourable Generalised System of Preferences.
It is my deep conviction that the introduction of a consumer protection guarantee- that is,a guarantee that no one will be in a less favourable position in the future than he or she is today- really will enable us to both allay these fears and foster an appreciation that it makes sense to pass Community legislation.
In terms of its content, however, the freedom to provide services also includes a prohibition on discrimination,which means that the State is not allowed to put foreign service providers in a less favourable position than domestic ones.
I think that it will be important to follow developments in this field, so thatwe do not end up with a situation in which traditional TV media in Europe are in a less favourable position than those which broadcast in non-linear ways, via the Internet or by other means, because in the long term that can damage our chances in the global context.
Furthermore, in the political declaration the Council made a clear commitment,if I may quote:'The Council states that the implementation of this Directive should not be used in itself as a reason to justify the adoption of provisions less favourable to persons to whom it applies.
However, I still believe that these instruments are only economically beneficial and favourable for a few central transit European Union Member States, andtherefore completely unfavourable or much less favourable for a large number of European Union Member States, situated near the European Union's borders, both in the east, the south, the west and the north.
Trade: with the implementation of the Economic Partnership Agreements, certain provisions of the Cotonou Agreement will become obsolete, but we are concerned that this agreement should still mention that the trade clauses andthe trade regimes from which the ACP countries benefit must not be less favourable than those from which they benefited previously.
To strengthen the preventive part of the Stability Pact, it is essential for governments to maintain budget consolidation and redouble their consolidation efforts when the economy is going well, in order tobuild up reserves for less favourable years, which, in the normal cyclical pattern of our economic systems, will occur regularly.
Educating the children of migrants is not segregated from the EU's overall immigration policy, a policy characterised by harsh measures against those who are not required by big business and which qualifies as illegal immigration the selective legalisation and integration into work,of course on much less favourable terms, of immigrants who meet the needs of the monopolies.
However, I still believe that the instruments we are discussing today, which will be adopted in the near future, are not exactly adequate and are only economically beneficial for central transit European Union Member States, andare not entirely favourable, or significantly less favourable, for a large number of European Union Member States situated on the EU's external borders.
