Examples of using Differences in treatment in English and their translations into Dutch
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the consequences of the distortions found, the differences in treatment between public contracts
The second sentence in  Article 3(3) permits differences in treatment in  access to educational institutions based on religion
particularly because of the possibility to justify the differences in treatment for which it allows and the corresponding difficulties in  enforcing it in  practice.
revoking refugee status without any differences in treatment, marked by a high standard of quality
However, it appears from the parties' pleadings and the documents produced by them at the request of the Court that those differences in treatment, which are not disputed by the Parliament,
The equality in  employment directive allows governments to exempt differences in treatment on grounds of age from the coverage of antidiscrimination legislation if‘they are objectively and reasonably justifiedby a legitimate aim,
Nevertheless, differences in treatment in  connection with age may be justified under certain circumstances and therefore require specific provisions which may vary in accordance with the situation in Member States. It is therefore essential to distinguish between differences in treatment which are justified,
the Commission should eliminate any differences in treatment for the various species that are not fully justified as a matter of urgency,
Such a difference in treatment must be objectively justified.
Discrimination is a difference in treatment which is not justified.
A difference in treatment is only allowed when it is'justified'.
No justification is furnished for that difference in treatment.
This difference in treatment is a two-fold problem.
The Court held that such a difference in treatment was not contrary to Community law.
There is no objective justification for this difference in treatment.
The Union should clearly reject any difference in treatment.
Therefore, such legislation establishes a difference in treatment directly based on age.
obvious difference in treatment!
Diabetes 1 and 2 types: the difference in treatment and.
Next, the Court examines possible justification for that difference in treatment.