Examples of using Less favourably in English and their translations into Dutch
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shall endeavour not to treat a supplier established in any CARIFORUM State less favourably than another locally established supplier.
deems discrimination to have occurred‘where one person is treated less favourably than another is', inter alia on grounds of age.
To read Article 2 as applying only to absolute ages(‘the employer treats a 50-year-old less favourably than a 40-year-old'), would be to interpret the principle in that article narrowly.
Only persons who, in a comparable situation to that of others, are treated less favourably or are placed in a disadvantageous situation because of characteristics which are particular to them can rely on that directive.
It follows that the simple fact that the Commission purchased the Autonomy software during the tendering procedure did not lead it to evaluate a bid proposing a different complex research tool less favourably.
the Commission has adopted the principle that the Canary Islands as part of the Community may be treated no less favourably than a third country.
is being treated less favourably than she would be if she were in a comparable situation(namely,
A German company with a permanent establishment in Luxembourg which has made a loss is manifestly treated less favourably than a German company with a domestic permanent establishment which has made a loss:
direct discrimination occurs where one person is treated less favourably than another person who is in a comparable situation, on any of the grounds
The Directive aims to prevent fixed-term employees from being less favourably treated than similar permanent employees; to prevent abuse arising
However, according to Article 59 of the Treaty, national legislation on industrial disputes must not discriminate between a foreigner providing services by treating him less favourably than a national of the country in question placed in a comparable situation.
If discriminated against and treated less favourably, a voluntary choice to work less will turn out to be unattractive,
treated the undertakings subject to the general aid scheme notified by the Italian authorities less favourably than undertakings in a comparable position that were subject to a general aid scheme notified by the authorities of another Member State.
To those who spoke less favourably, or even against, I would like to say that the Presidency will take note,
I do not wish to conceal the fact that the Member States are less favourably inclined towards this proposal,
Furthermore, the proposal will reinforce the principle of non-discrimination as provided in Article 21 of the Charter by ensuring that asylum seekers are not unjustifiably treated less favourably in comparison to nationals.
In particular the fact that agency workers will not be treated less favourably than permanent staff with whom they work together on a daily basis,
are treated less favourably or harassed on the ground of their association with a person who is disabled?
Union funds claimed for reimbursement should be treated by Member States not less favourably than claims of public companies on their territory.
In other words, after the coming into force of the Directive it is no longer permissible for these considerations to figure in the employer's reasoning when she decides to treat an employee less favourably.