Examples of using Penalised in English and their translations into Czech
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Maternity leave should not be penalised; we have to work very hard to achieve equality of pay;
Italy is being penalised, and that is a cause for concern,
None of these agencies has been penalised, neither by their customers nor by their reputation being tarnished,
We are penalised twice over- as consumers and as taxpayers- by high prices and by high taxes, and yet our farmers are penalised too.
Sign up unauthorised people to MultiSport programme is penalised in accordance with conditions of the Agreement.
the serious malfunctioning of the European Medicines Agency must be penalised.
and even penalised.
regions which have complied progressively from the start of the new CMO cannot be penalised;
which are often small businesses, are not penalised.
more technologically advanced goods, particularly through government procurement rules, rather than being penalised.
This must definitely be prohibited and penalised.
not those who use the services of a trafficked individual should be penalised.
The law works when people know what can be penalised, but things need to be kept in proportion.
have given the right to vote to citizens not resident in the country are being penalised.
I have always said that those countries which do not sign an EPA clearly will not be penalised from a financial point of view, and that obviously the two things were unrelated.
implement fraudulent approaches for which your website could be penalised.
Recalls that certain tourist-oriented coastal regions have been penalised by the so-called"statistical effect” in the current financial framework for 2007-2013,
not having informed them within the 12-month period- I do not think is something that you should actually be penalised for.
elsewhere- as well as the European industries that have not relocated whilst those that have will be penalised by this regulation.
on Member States- Member States that do not conform should be penalised- and for the European institutions responsible for controlling corruption and the fight against