Examples of using Equalisation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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National measures permitting equalisation between the prices of products listed in Article 1 shall also be prohibited.
It also permits so-called pressure equalisation, where the gas leaving the vessel being depressurised is used to partially pressurise the second vessel.
Moreover, the intervention of the Cassa Conguaglio[Equalisation Fund for the Electricity Sector] was purely incidental
The equalisation of charges would extend most probably only to some Member States and/or banks, with the result
In the future therefore a certain degree of equalisation will have to take place either via bilateral negotiations or in the framework of the WTO.
assessed on quantities offered for sale or, alternatively, shall apply an equalisation system.
similar to the family burdens equalisation Fund.
Practice has shown that the communes would certainly have been doomed had they not abandoned equalisation and had they not in fact gone over to the position of artels.
including the equalisation of income distribution, the taxation of harmful practices,
survivor's pensions covered by the Act on Equalisation of Pension Rights in the Event of Separation.
the acceleration of regional development or the equalisation of the regional disadvantages.
is to promote the equalisation of opportunities for people with disabilities through effective and high quality service systems.
these range from better social integration in general, to achieving an equalisation of wages and to improving working conditions;
The protection of financially weaker local authorities calls for the institution of financial equalisation procedures or equivalent measures which are designed to correct the effects of the unequal distribution of potential sources of finance
The study of the introduction of tax equalisation mechanisms, whereby workers who change their place of work between countries within the EU on a frequent basis would be able to pay tax always under the same, single jurisdiction, possibly in the country where the worker is registered for social security;
The study of the introduction of tax equalisation mechanisms, which are through this Opinion being proposed as effective instruments whereby workers who change their place of work between countries within the EU on a frequent basis would be liable to pay tax always under the same, single jurisdiction;
While in many countries a(gradual) equalisation of pensionable ages between men and women is foreseen,
The requirement to indicate the origin of products may contribute to the equalisation of conditions on the world trade market, because similar protection for domestic products
I consider that for those Member States whose farmers receive the smallest direct payments, the equalisation process must begin as early as 2014.
It will hamper the equalisation of EU residents' mobility if terms are not laid down in the rules for greenhouse gas emission trading to specify how rapidly growing aviation companies will be able to continue their growth,