Examples of using Differences in treatment in English and their translations into Italian
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related Member States' tax strategies as well as reducing unfair differences in treatment between multinational and other companies.
the common message in Clauses a-f is that differences in treatment can be objectively
the common message in Clauses a-f is that differences in treatment can be objectively
There are disparities in consumer protection across the Union due to differences in the way in which consumer interests are dealt with by individual Member States and differences in treatment depending on the telecommunications service in question.
The proposed directive should allow Member States to permit differences in treatment only if they require providers of financial services to publish up- to-date actuarial
Article 4(5) of the Directive provides that the Directive shall not preclude differences in treatment if the provision of goods
permits differences in treatment in access to educational institutions based on religion
As regards the differences in treatment between men and women in respect of gainful employment,
arrangements laid down in the Transparency Directive(89/105/EEC), in order to eliminate the differences in treatment suffered by the EU public.
at point 33 of his Opinion, no appreciable differences in treatment were established between Indian
The Committee regrets to have to note that there are sometimes huge differences in treatment between'generous' Member States which apply effective protection taking account of the new
are included in the scope of the Communication: this needs clarification as would any possible differences in treatment.
There's no difference in treatment between the national flag and the European one.
A difference in treatment for arbitrary reasons cannot be accepted.
Such a difference in treatment is discriminatory if it has no objective and reasonable justification;
If any difference in treatment is made,
For that reason, the difference in treatment resulting from the Austrian legislation cannot be regarded as constituting discrimination against imports from those third countries and new Member States.