Examples of using Unfair practices in English and their translations into Czech
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Unfair practices.
Oh, yeah. Unfair practices.
The nation's top rock band is accusing the biggest ticket distributor in the business of unfair practices and price-gouging.
MAHLE will not tolerate unfair practices by employees and business partners.
Unfair practices cannot be justified by using such arguments as safeguarding jobs or any other economic reasons.
This is a sign of the increase in unfair practices operated by other countries against European businesses.
Unfair practices in advertising take many forms: invasion of the public space and sphere, and focusing on people who are particularly vulnerable, such as children.
A fair market will not only protect passengers from unfair practices, it will protect the competitors, too.
CS Madam President, the unfair practices of some of these so-called business directory companies continue to pose a serious problem.
Partner undertakes not to use any'click campaign' or web site designed just to get commissions for clicks,or other unfair practices to obtain clicks.
In many countries, that whole area of dealing with unfair practices was not really developed at all in national legislation.
In addition, the guidelines include a step-by-step approach which allow everyone to determine whether a given producer of food products is engaging in unfair practices.
Advertising involves unfair practices and intrusion into public and private spaces, while making a number of target public groups vulnerable.
Without these data, the European Union is prevented from reacting to any unfair practices and the Commission itself is incapable of defining its strategy.
Due to the inaccurate transposition of the directive,I fear that there is still little coherence from one Member State to another in the way in which these unfair practices are regulated.
Regulation at EU level of the problem of unfair practices used by the large retail distribution chains against producers is very important for Romania.
The report also makes a passing reference to the fact that in the new Member States, industry is losing ground, andthat the EU must find the means to halt unfair practices by large companies.
Thirdly, and now I am coming to the heart of the matter,the 2006 directive only covers unfair practices in business dealings between businesses and consumers and not between one business and another.
Firstly, it is essential for the European Union to adopt a firm andunambiguous stance in every situation in which the export interests of a Member State are threatened as a result of unfair practices by third countries.
Still, provincial disputes continue unabated as do unfair practices by mercenary plutocrats and shady businessmen and actions taken by corrupt officials seeking only to benefit themselves.
It is important to ensure that men and women receive equal pay across the different areas, andto eliminate exploitation and other unfair practices and conditions from the workplace.
It is therefore important to strengthen European cooperation in the struggle against unfair practices in advertising through a process of coregulation that can improve the efficacy and applicability of measures.
The subject has specifically been raised within the Business Support Network and, at the same time, the Small Business Act calls on the Member States to protect their small andmedium-sized enterprises from unfair practices.
We must naturally also take into consideration the negative aspects that advertising can have: unfair practices, intrusion into public and private spaces, influencing of the most vulnerable groups of people, creation of potential entry barriers to the market and distortion of the internal market.
These solutions are all very beneficial for the consumer, particularly at a time when foreign travel has become so widespread and, as a result,consumers are increasingly exposed to the unfair practices of some operators.
My colleagues and I want a solution to be found to the problems which are at the root of the rising food prices:buyers abusing their dominant position, unfair practices in negotiating prices, lack of information on price formation, the distribution of profit along the food chain and speculation on the commodity markets.
This is particularly important for forms of online advertising via Internet and telephone, which often reach the public in an unsolicited manner, andraise important questions relating, among other things, to unfair practices and the unauthorised use of personal data.
However, it is important to combat various abuses,among which I would highlight: unfair practices, the invasion of public and private space such as unsolicited emails, undue focus on vulnerable people and the possible distortion of the internal market, that is, thepurchase of goods and services that the consumers normally would not buy.
This draft AntiCounterfeiting Trade Agreement, known as ACTA, may seem like a good idea, so great is the suffering of the European economy andEuropean jobs as a result of these unfair practices in the world of excessive free trade that you are imposing on us.
It must not be idealised, however: advertising can also involve unfair practices, intrude into public spaces such as advertising billboards and the private arena such as unsolicited e-mails, target vulnerable groups of people such as children and those in excessive debt, create potential entry barriers to the internal market where the outlay required is too high, distort the internal market by causing consumers to buy goods or services they would not normally have purchased and cause huge losses.