Examples of using Contrary to the principle of equal treatment in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(a) any laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment are abolished;
(b) any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment which are included in contracts or collective agreements… are, or may be, declared null and void or are amended.'.
(a) any laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment are abolished;
Provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment shall include those based on sex, either directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to marital or family for.
(a) any laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment are abolished;
It would be contrary to the principle of equal treatment for aid granted under a general scheme of aid authorised on the basis of the EC Treaty to be authorised, but aid notified under a steel aid code not.
According to the applicant, that decision is also contrary to the principle of equal treatment and the principle of non-discrimination.
Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that any laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment are abolished.
As with earlier legislation, the Directive also requires that any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment must be rendered null and void or amended, or must be capable of being so rendered if they are challenged.
This Article corresponds to Article 6 of Directive 86/378/EEC as amended by Article 1(3) of Directive 96/97/EC in order to take into account the caselaw of the Court in Neath and Coloroll andcontains a non-exhaustive list of provisions which are contrary to the principle of equal treatment.
As with earlier legislation,the Directive also requires that any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment must be rendered null and void or amended, or must be capable of being so rendered if they are challenged.
Provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment in individual or collective contracts or agreements, internal rules of undertakings or rules governing the independent occupations and professions and workers' and employers' organisations or any other arrangements shall be, or may be, declared null and void or are amended;".
Member States shall take all necessarysteps to ensure that the provisions of occupational schemes contrary to the principle of equal treatment are revised by 1 January 1993.
(a) provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment in legally compulsory collective agreements, staff rules of undertakings or any other arrangements relating to occupational schemes are null and void, or may be declared null and void or amended;
(b) any contractual provisions, internal rules of undertakings,and rules governing profit-making or non-profit-making associations contrary to the principle of equal treatment are, or may be, declared null and void or are amended.
Next, that presumption is not contrary to the principle of equal treatment of parent companies which own the entire capital of a subsidiary and those which own only a smaller part of the capital, since those companies are not in comparable situations.
Member States shall take the necessary steps to ensure that the provisions of occupational schemes for self-employed workers contrary to the principle of equal treatment are revised with effect from 1 January 1993 at the latest.
(b) any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment which are included in collective agreements, individual contracts of employment, internal rules of undertakings or in rules governing the independent occupations and professions shall be, or may be declared, null and void or may be amended;
In any event, the administration may not disregard the general principles of law(see,as regards an assessment held to be contrary to the principle of equal treatment, the judgment of 11 February 2009 in Case F-7/08 Schönberger v Parliament).
(b) any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment which are included in contracts or collective agreements, internal rules of undertakings or rules governing the independent occupations and professions and workers' and employers' organisations are, or may be, declared null and void or are amended.
Overall, the applicants have not established that the lump-sum payment, the sole aim of which, as the Commission was fully entitled to point out, was to make the State aid compatible with the internal market,constituted a condition which was disproportionate or contrary to the principle of equal treatment.
(b) any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment which are included in contracts or collective agreements, internal rules of undertakings or rules governing the independent occupations and professions and workers' and employers' organisations shall be, or may be declared, null and void or are amended.";
(c) those laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment when the concern for protection which originally inspired them is no longer well founded shall be revised; and that where similar provisions are included in collective agreements labour and management shall be requested to undertake the desired revision.
Application of the principle of equal treatment with regard to access to all types and to all levels, of vocational guidance, vocational training, advanced vocational training and retraining, means that Member States shall take all necessary measures to ensurethat:( a) any laws, regulations and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment shall be abolished;
(b) any provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment which are included in individual or collective contracts or agreements, internal rules of undertakings, rules governing profit-making or non-profit-making associations, and rules governing the independent professions and workers' and employers' organisations, are or may be declared, null and void or are amended.
Contrary to TofuTown's submissions, the interpretation set out in paragraphs 40 and 41 of the present judgment is supported by the objectives of that regulation and does not run counter to the principle of equal treatment.