Examples of using Sub-standard in English and their translations into Dutch
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these folks are working crazy hours for sub-standard wages.
Otherwise, some might be led to believe that the legislation itself was wanting or even"sub-standard.
revealed the existence of some 1600 sub-standard landfills.
In short, to give priority to older sub-standard ships over ships which meet all quality requirements.
This is not the same as sub-standard devices, which have failed quality control checks.
The hotels were full or sub-standard, meaning that we preferred to sleep in the car than on a mattress crawling with cockroches.
The Committee suggests that sub-standard crews be defined by reference to the STCW Convention and ILO Convention no. 147.
cloakroom facilities were all viewed as sub-standard.
The standard of cask carried by the US aircraft was sub-standard;
pipes and other sub-standard.
We can create local markets for products that have been labeled as'sub-standard.
thereby sending out a signal to these flag ships that sub-standard controls will not pass muster in Europe.
Exploitation and sub-standard working conditions of third-country seasonal workers need to be overcome by granting certain socio-economic rights in a binding,
The sub-standard timber Latest site created in 1999 on the island,
radioactive substances or explosives or contaminated meat or sub-standard medicines usually concern movements of goods at Community borders.
These products usually contain sub-standard or falsified ingredients, or no ingredients or ingredients in the wrong dosage, including active ingredients,
third countries in cases where resources or semi-manufactured materials are imported from sub-standard production facilities
Today they are suffering from unfair competition by sub-standard operators exploiting sub-standard
not to mention the fact that falsified medicinal products may contain sub-standard active ingredients.
The Commission also points to evidence that certain third-country seasonal workers face exploitation and sub-standard working conditions which may threaten their health and safety.