Examples of using Disadvantaging in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
This often results in exports being unable to proceed from EU countries, but can be made by other countries(because they do not need to obtain explicit consent for these substances), thereby disadvantaging EU exporters.
To this end, Member States provide above all for a right to paid time off as well as for protection against employers' actions disadvantaging or discriminating against the employees' representatives while carrying out their tasks, or even, in certain cases, after their term of office.
should also be enforced in this sector, in order to avoid disadvantaging companies located in Germany.
Disadvantaged youths.
More disadvantages.
SDA Severely Disadvantaged Area DA Disadvantaged Area.
Second sentence GG prohibits any disadvantaging on the basis of disability.
Bb The interference with the prohibition of disadvantaging persons with disabilities under Art.
The rules of Parliament expressly prohibit threatening or disadvantaging a person for presenting evidence.
That children must not be at risk of poverty and that the disadvantaging of lone parents must be rescinded.
Apart from disadvantaging smaller competitors,
Avoiding contact with a person, disadvantaging a person with respect to accessing goods
why the social structure provides privilege for some while disadvantaging others.
Sentence 3 SchulG NW appears to result in a disadvantaging on religious grounds that is contrary to the principle of equal treatment and therefore cannot be justified.
Court has done in its decisions in order to avert an unconstitutional disadvantaging on religious grounds.
There are no apparent nor sound reasons to justify disadvantaging those expressions of religious belief by outer appearance
However, it is precisely the exclusion from the privilege provided in sentence 3 that leads to the unconstitutional disadvantaging of the complainants by the very two decisions to be reviewed here too.
the author perceives a danger of'the economic logic predominating and potentially disadvantaging hard-to-place employment-seeking persons, or of long-term and holistic integration strategies remaining under-developed.
to mitigate the factors disadvantaging the clients; to offer support
retain their voting rights leads to a disadvantaging of those affected by§ 13 no. 2 BWahlG that cannot be justified by reasons relating to the nature of voting rights.