Examples of using Less favourable in English and their translations into Greek
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Western Union's exchange rate may be less favourable than some publicly reported commercial exchange rates used in transactions between banks
had a less favourable outcome.
Firstly, I find it difficult to believe that Parliament would be less favourable to the protection of consumer interests than the Council.
This study shows that evening type people have less favourable eating habits,
had a less favourable outcome.
The law stipulates a‘special company-related agreements' less favourable to workers than sectoral agreements.
Such conditions cannot be less favourable than those relating to similar actions of a domestic nature.
The result of the comparison is less favourable for electric cars when looking at the current impacts of their production on ecosystems
If the two most favourable credit assessments are different, the less favourable of the two must be used.
However, these positive prospects may be weakened by less favourable than expected external conditions,
financing conditions are much less favourable and the problem facing these States is one of refinancing their external debt.
Other solutions would probably have a less favourable effect on environmental protection,
The review decision can be more or less favourable than the original decision, or the original decision may be unchanged.
If those terms are less favourable than the terms offered by your own health insurance,
As a result, extra food supplements on offer during times less favourable for raising chicks can lead to a decrease,
could lead to negative surprises should the macroeconomic environment turn less favourable.
Market conditions presently are less favourable in general and our bonds are trading below par,
Employment conditions have become less favourable for existing staff.
In any event, the right of CRISTAL to subrogation against such Person shall not be less favourable than that of an insurer of the Person to whom compensation has been paid.
Therefore, it seems likely that the revision will support the view that macroeconomic developments in 1997 were less favourable than in 1996.