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women would also be treated in the same way in the labour market.
It was also important that self-employed people should now be treated in the same way as other drivers for,
that we need the assumption that a victim of any nationality will be treated in the same way as a victim of the nationality of the country in which the offence takes place.
that small businesses cannot be treated in the same way as multinational food corporations.
his office has its own budget, which is annexed to the Parliament's budget and should be treated in the same way.
Thus communications services using Internet Protocol(IP)-based networks should for example be treated in the same way as the same services carried over cable TV networks.
a meadow in Schleswig-Holstein cannot be treated in the same way as a hectare of meadow in northern Finland
will be treated in the same way as other credit exposures in that portfolio,
ensure the full effectiveness of the coupled schemes in question they should therefore be treated in the same way for the purposes of Article 28(1) of that Regulation.
should not be treated in the same way as industrial fishing,
I quote,' urges that such nationals…'- the nationals being discussed here are legally residing in the Union-' that such nationals be treated in the same way as EU citizens with regard to their political,
of the consolidated version) must also apply to third country nationals residing legally in the European Union' and then went on to ask'that these members be treated in the same way as EU citizens with regard to their political,
A banking transaction between two different cities within the Community should be treated in the same way as a transaction between two different cities in the same state,
Bids by e-mail are treated in the same way as regular written bids.
a missing key are treated in the same way.
It ensures that all operators are treated in the same way: the operational specifications of the system are exactly the same in all Member States.
This would ensure that supplies of goods and services are treated in the same way.
However, the effect on the competitive position of EU carriers depends to a large degree on whether non-EU competitors are treated in the same way.