Examples of using To a difference in English and their translations into Romanian
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This founding myth allows reporting to a difference between forefather's culture and the current one.
Have there been reactions orperhaps even attempts to exert influence which have led to a difference in the results of votes?
It therefore merely refers to a difference between price levels, and there is thus no requirement to analyse the factors affecting the level of those prices.
(c) Sex can be considered by insurers in the calculations butit may not lead to a difference in premiums for men and women.
However, the national rules on extradition at issue give rise to a difference in treatment depending on whether the person concerned is a national of the Member State in question or a national of another Member State.
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This means that, in principle, the addition of dose inadequate,since this will not lead to a difference in the final result.
The term anatomical variation is used to refer to a difference in anatomical structures that is not regarded as a disease.
The calculation method provided for in the social plan in the event of termination of employment on operational grounds does, therefore,give rise to a difference in treatment on the basis of age.
As with all surface mount devices,bending due to a difference in coefficient of thermal expansion between PCB substrate and BGA(thermal stress) or flexing and vibration(mechanical stress) can cause the solder joints to fracture.
If there is such a situation the match is prolonged until one can get to a difference of at least 2 points.
On the other hand, an interpretation to the contrary would amount to a difference in treatment of married couples depending on whether they are of the same sex or of different sexes, since no Member State prohibits heterosexual marriage.
After Elisabeth's murder in 1898, their relationship continued, with one interruption(1900/01,due to a difference in opinions), until his death in November 1916.
The Court held that the measures concerned gave rise to a difference in treatment based directly on age, and then assessed whether they could be justified by a legitimate aim and were proportionate pursuant to Article 6(1) of that directive.
I think that this inharmonious result in the final structure of the package is down to a difference of opinion about the origins and nature of the crisis.
In peptide hormones, the placement of amino acids and peptide chains is important because when binding to receptors,tiny modifications in the structure can lead to a difference in function.
Wyman, who was a registered Republican,also stated that their break-up was due to a difference in politics(Reagan was still a Democrat at the time).
Owing to a difference between the expenditure budgeted for 2012 and member states' actual commitments, there is apparently a shortfall of around EUR 180 million affecting the Lifelong Learning Programme, half of which is needed for the Erasmus exchange programme.
In that context, it is necessary, first,to determine whether the legislation at issue in the main proceedings gives rise to a difference in treatment between employees on the basis of their religion.
However, the CHMP concluded that this is unlikely to lead to a difference in the rate of protection against infection with S. pneumoniae following a booster injection, when Prevenar is used as part of a routine immunisation programme in which most infants are vaccinated.
General allergic reactions were reported more frequently in the alirocumab group(8.1% of patients) than in the control group(7.0% of patients),mainly due to a difference in the incidence of pruritus.
In particular, it was emphasised that the two approaches may lead to a difference in the extent of the protection of a national trade mark if it is registered in several Member States, but also of the protection of the same mark if it is also registered as a Community trade mark.
Zero on the Celsius scale(0°C)is now defined as the equivalent to 273.15K, with a temperature difference of 1 deg C equivalent to a difference of 1K, meaning the unit size in each scale is the same.
Establishing that the national legislation gives rise to a difference in treatment on grounds of age which is neither appropriate nor necessary to attain the objectives pursued and therefore does not comply with the principle of proportionality, the Court concludes that Hungary has failed to fulfil its obligations under Council Directive 2000/78/EC.
Furthermore, where it is established that such a contract is of certain crossborder interest, the award, in the absence of any transparency,of that contract to an undertaking located in the same Member State as the contracting authority amounts to a difference in treatment to the detriment of undertakings which might be interested in the contract but which are located in other Member States.
However where the difference between the sum due andthe sum paid in advance is due to a difference between the rate of yield declared in the payment declaration and the rate of yield obtained after processing, the increase of 15% referred to in the second subparagraph shall not apply if the difference between the rates of yield is lower than 2%.
More particularly, since such a concession is of a certain crossborder interest, its award, in the absence of any transparency,to an undertaking located in the Member State to which the contracting authority belongs, amounts to a difference in treatment to the detriment of undertakings which might be interested in that concession but which are located in other Member States.
(17) Hybrid transfers may give rise to a difference in tax treatment if, as a result of a transfer of a financial instrument under a structured arrangement, the underlying return on that instrument is treated as derived simultaneously by more than one of the parties to the arrangement.
It is necessary, in the second place,to determine whether the internal rule at issue in the main proceedings gives rise to a difference in treatment of workers on the basis of their religion or their belief and, if so, whether that difference in treatment constitutes direct discrimination within the meaning of Article 2(2)(a) of Directive 2000/78.
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