Examples of using More favourable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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with a view to making it more favourable for European SMEs and more binding.
the state of the world was not then more favourable for the perfection of Christian character than it is today.
maintain provisions which are more favourable to workers than those laid down in this Directive.
to tax rules but for private individuals there are other more favourable options, such as leasing.
In addition to working pensioners, families with children can also count on further tax cuts in view of the fact that the family tax benefit relating to the number of children will also become more favourable.
The 140 mg once daily regimen showed a comparable efficacy profile to the 70 mg twice daily regimen but a more favourable safety profile.
The political, economic and social circumstances within the EU has not become more favourable from the enlargement's point of view since then.
Member States may introduce or maintain provisions which are more favourable to the protection of the principle of equal treatment.
Whether approached by decision-makers or as an active initiator, it aims to successfully pass on its experiences in order to create a more favourable legislative and administrative environment for the economy.
The Consumer does not have a termination right if the modification contains only provisions more favourable to Consumers.
a State of work which would be more favourable to the persons concerned.
a State of work which would be more favourable to the persons concerned.
prevents Member States from, for example, establishing more favourable arrangements for consumers in respect of the period of limitation.
The timing of the transaction is odd considering that signs of a change can be seen, and more favourable news were reported by the company in the recent months.
with the exception if the modification contains only provisions more favourable to Visitors.
The assessment of the Hungarian economy's prospects became more favourable both in the business sector and among households in March; however, it did not reach its level at the end of 2018.
Member States may maintain or introduce more favourable provisions than those laid down in this Directive.
Bankruptcy tourism is problematic because a debtor takes advantage of a more favourable insolvency regime in another jurisdiction without genuinely relocating to the other Member State,
Supports the conditionality laid down by the EU regarding much-needed structural reforms that will help create more favourable conditions for sustainable economic growth,
thereby ensuring that ships flying the flag of a third State do not receive more favourable treatment.