Examples of using Equal treatment in English and their translations into Czech
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of the Council to ensure completely equal treatment in information policy too,
A well-functioning defence market based on openness, equal treatment and opportunities, and transparency for all European suppliers is crucial.
We must invest in a social policy with fair working conditions, equal treatment of workers, a good working environment
Another justified interest in this sense may be for example a duty to provide proof in proceedings in accordance with the General Act on Equal Treatment Allgemeines Gleichbehandlungsgesetz, AGG.
I think that the Commission has an extremely important role to play in the battle to establish equal treatment for women and men in the workplace.
In this respect, too, we demand the equal treatment of the two institutions, as we have equal status as legislators.
I will simply ask the question: what is the situation with regard to anti-discrimination and the equal treatment of Roma in Europe?
Many have pointed out that the report does not give equal treatment to all the factors which led to the conflict.
I call on my fellow MEPs to support written declaration number 11 referred to on equal treatment for farmers in the European Union.
We are often called upon to decide whether to support common EU rules aimed at ensuring equal treatment of all interests participating in the internal market.
their family members residing in a Member State should enjoy equal treatment.
This is essential particularly in the case of cross-border services which is where equal treatment is needed.
it was about time that beneficiaries of international protection finally enjoyed equal treatment with other third-country nationals who are long-term residents.
implement measures to ensure fair and equal treatment.
We succeeded in drafting proposals to open out the Posting of Workers Directive in order to guarantee equal treatment and to establish in primary law the principle that fundamental rights,
This flexibility and the fact that the equal treatment of women and men is so clearly emphasised as a fundamental principle of a well-functioning democratic society have led us to vote in favour of the report as a whole.
which means the right to work and equal treatment, irrespective of gender,
The Directive on implementing equal opportunities and equal treatment of women and men in the area of employment
Importantly, in order to safeguard equal treatment of all EU citizens, a provision has been
It therefore believed that equal treatment from day one should be the general rule