Eksempler på brug af Treated differently på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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In this way, producers in comparable chcumstances are treated differently, depending on the country in which they are established.
Iii to exclude certain other items not covered or treated differently by a number of Member States.
it deserves to be treated differently.
must be treated differently.
they were treated differently.
We are merely asking for cross-border mergers not to be treated differently from domestic mergers.
After all, why do people suffering from a mental illness get treated differently from people with a heart disease,
EU officials must not be treated differently from other citizens and ordinary citizens must not be treated differently from EU officials.
Is that you want to be treated differently than everybody else. So what you're saying, in front of my entire staff.
will mean that Internet providers in the European Union are treated differently.
has to be treated differently from normal goods.
Nevertheless, the new provisions are part of a multiplicity of legislative processes in which the transport sector will continue to be treated differently from other sectors fundamental to the establishment of the internal market.
that it has been treated differently, as far as its sovereignty is concerned,
private employees should be treated differently in any process to reduce working hours, with one category
must be treated differently.
In addition, there are several areas of the common fisheries policy where coastal fisheries are treated differently or exempted from obligations, such as the requirement to use a logbook, remote sensing
Treated differently, the Brazil Bourbon beans are washed,
requested not to be treated differently from the companies that cooperated in the investigation.
various groups of people may be treated differently for no good reason, and Member States' sovereignty may be greatly restricted.
avoiding the situation I described at the beginning of my speech in which operations belonging to municipalities are treated differently from contracted-out enterprises.