Eksempler på brug af To discrimination på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Why are we not allowed to disagree on the means with regard to discrimination and how we want to combat it?
The mobility of workers has, in certain Member States in particular, led to discrimination and often abuse.
Finally, Parliament asked the Commission to ensure that the new organisation of work did not give rise to discrimination in relation to people with disabilities,
has already mentioned in that they may possibly lead to discrimination.
In particular, Amendments Nos 9, 10 and 20 propose the removal of the reference to discrimination based on racial
the causes that lead to discrimination.
far too many exceptions that lend themselves to discrimination.
this is mainly because of the comprehensive approach to discrimination you speak up for.
this inequality will lead to discrimination and human rights will be eroded.
which would give rise to discrimination on the basis of language.
Which presents a real problem when it comes to discrimination: Where do you draw the line?
they have a longer life expectancy should not lead to discrimination.
We obviously continue to count on the rationality of the authorities and, eventually, on the victory of a principle which says'No to discrimination.
thereby giving rise to discrimination.
If we vote against these amendment proposals we will be actively contributing to discrimination and also actively contradicting ourselves.
it is likely to lead to discrimination between candidates in the same recruitment exercise.
According to the case law of the Court of Justice, any restriction on such recognition must not give rise to discrimination, must be reasoned and must be proportionate.
The report rightly refers to discrimination against consumers in this group of countries regarding e-commerce.
This amounts to discrimination against tens of millions of EU residents travelling to the Mediterranean for their summer holidays.
They are consenting to discrimination against Central Europe and therefore to weakening the European Union's position as a global partner.