Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Less favourably in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Member States which have an IP one year would be considered less favourably later on.
That being the case, those life partners are treated less favourably than surviving spouses as regards entitlement to that survivor's benefit.
The purpose of the Directive is to prevent part-time workers from being treated less favourably than full-time workers.
Therefore, if Ms Coleman can prove that she was treated less favourably because of her son's disability she should be able to rely on the Directive.
From the results yielded by the CQ it emerges that the process workers assess the physical working conditions less favourably than the offsites workers.
They cannot under any circumstances be treated less favourably than the other citizens of the Union,
Union citizens who have exercised their fundamental right of freedom of movement are still being treated less favourably in many fields than citizens of the host country.
Non-US firms are generally treated less favourably when they seek to supply or partner US firms
sector(such as water management) may work out less favourably in another sector such as agriculture or public health.
The fact that competition has developed less favourably in the other Member States does not show that the applicant's pricing practices had no anticompetitive effect in Germany,
We cannot support treating Turkey differently and less favourably than other candidate states.
labour market performance continues to develop less favourably for young people.
As noted, it also tends to be slower, and to be less favourably evaluated as a means of getting to work.
Iv agreements regarding the levy of tuition fees based on the principle that students from other Member States should not be treated less favourably than home students.
The K retailer shall not, without justification, treat Kesko less favourably than other suppliers'(point 44 of the contested decision);
Whereas it is appropriate to require that third country nationals employed within the above mentioned sectors shall not be treated less favourably than Community residents.
Direct discrimination Where one person is treated less favourably, on grounds of sex, than another is,
The European Commission has received numerous complaints indicating that such staff working on fixed-term contracts is treated less favourably than comparable permanent staff.
Amounts receivable by the Union shall not be treated less favourably than entitlements belonging to public bodies in the Member States where the recovery proceeding has been conducted.
says that imported products shall be treated no less favourably that like products of national origin.
There is discrimination when certain applicants are considered less favourably than others while they are in the same circumstances,
The European Commission has received numerous complaints indicating that teachers working under fixed-term contracts are treated less favourably than comparable permanent staff.
Direct discrimination shall be taken to occur where one person is treated less favourably than another is, has been or would be treated on grounds of racial or ethnic origin;
labour market performance continues to develop less favourably for young people.
The German legislation treats legacies to charities established in other EU/EEA States less favourably than legacies to certain charities established in Germany.
Treat a locally-established supplier less favourably than another locally-established supplier on the basis of the degree of affiliation to, ownership of or control by natural
According to Article 2(2)(a),‘direct discrimination shall be taken to occur where one person is treated less favourably than another is, has been or would be treated in a comparable situation….
It follows that the simple fact that the Commission purchased the Autonomy software during the tendering procedure did not lead it to evaluate a bid proposing a different complex research tool less favourably.
Direct discrimination shall be taken to occur where one person is treated less favourably than another is, has been
the Commission has adopted the principle that the Canary Islands as part of the Community may be treated no less favourably than a third country.