Examples of using Difference in treatment in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
A difference in treatment is not discriminatory in itself.
Second, the Court considers whether that difference in treatment may be justified.
The Court found no objective difference between the two situations that could justify the difference in treatment.
However, it is only in very limited circumstances that such a difference in treatment may be justified.
This difference in treatment may deter French taxpayers from making donations
Such discrimination consists in applying a difference in treatment where there is no objective difference between situations such as to justify that difference in treatment.
That difference in treatment is likely to deter a company from transferring its activities from Spanish territory to another Member State.
Belgian legislation introduces a difference in treatment between citizens who have completed their secondary education in Belgium or in another Member State.
not a relevant objective ground to justify a difference in treatment.
That difference in treatment is such that the highway code in fact leads to the same result as discrimination based on nationality.
Such a difference in treatment constituted a restriction on the free movement of capital, guaranteed by Article 56 of the EC Treaty.
This difference in treatment may be justified by the desire to promote acquisition of housing
The difference in treatment granted to third-country nationals in the different Member States consequently has a supranational dimension that lies outside the scope of national legislation.
That difference in treatment cannot be explained by an objective difference in situation as compared with companies which carry out such transactions in national territory.
Spain justifies such difference in treatment invoking the difficulty to ensure effective taxation at a later stage,
Such a difference in treatment constitutes a restriction to the free movement of persons,
guaranteeing air traffic safety, it pursues a legitimate objective which may justify a difference in treatment on grounds of age.
Consequently, a difference in treatment which works to the detriment of installations which have received official authorisation in a Member State other than Austria must be regarded as a difference in treatment on grounds of nationality.
A difference in treatment for arbitrary reasons cannot be accepted.