Examples of using Be treated in the same way in English and their translations into Slovenian
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They should be treated in the same way as mature plants.
This must be treated in the same way as an injunction.
That similar- and thus competing- goods must be treated in the same way for VAT purposes.
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However, Member States should be able to provide that microenterprises,as defined in Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC(16), be treated in the same way as consumers.
I think it is necessary that everyone be treated in the same way and not differently.
Those versions should be treated in the same way under that Directive.
This single transaction shall be treated in the same way as a supply of goods or services had the goods or services not been supplied through the use of a voucher.
They also said that pesticide-producing GM crops should be treated in the same way as chemical pesticides.
However, a new amendment to Directive 72/166/EEC introduced by the fifth motor insurance Directive 2005/14/EC(38) states that vehicles exempted from the insurance obligation on the grounds of bearing a special plate should be treated in the same way as uninsured vehicles.
Their risk potential is comparable to that of trucks, and vehicles in that category, which are used mainly on public roads,should therefore be treated in the same way as trucks when it comes to technical roadside inspections.
It should be understood that legal migrant workers make a contribution to the EU economy through their work and the taxes and social security contributions they pay,therefore they must be guaranteed the same minimum rights and be treated in the same way in the labour market.
(42) According to settled case-law,‘the principle of equal treatment or non-discrimination requiresthat comparable situations must not be treated differently and that different situations must not be treated in the same way unless such treatment is objectively justified'.(43).
Observance of the principle of equal treatment, of which Article 39 EC is a specific expression, requires thatcomparable situations should not be treated differently and that different situations should not be treated in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justified.
Taking into account the digital change in the business environment, it is necessary to ensure that companies which generate revenues in a Member State without having a physical permanent establishment buthaving a digital permanent establishment in that Member State should be treated in the same way as companies having a physical permanent establishment.
Both conditions are similar in appearance and are treated in the same way.
For legal persons(for an explanation of the tax administration) gold is treated in the same way as other investments.
Field of use restrictions combined with exclusive andsole licences are treated in the same way as the exclusive and sole licenses dealt with in Section 4.2.2 above.
There is a breach of the principle of equal treatment only where two categories of persons whose factual and legal situations are not essentially different receivedifferent treatment or where different situations are treated in the same way.
All those on the list to which Regulation(EC) No 2580/2001 applies are treated in the same way, as may be seen from the previous answer.