Examples of using Difference in treatment in English and their translations into Polish
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The difference in treatment results not from discrimination,
provided that the difference in treatment is aimed at ensuring effective
On the substance of the case, the Belgian Government submits that the difference in treatment as regards debts,
Moreover, the difference in treatment as regards the taking into account of overendowment debts flows solely from the application of the Netherlands rules at issue see also, to that effect, Jäger, paragraph 34.
contrary to the Netherlands Government's contention, that difference in treatment cannot be justified on the ground that it concerns situations which are not objectively comparable.
This is without prejudice to cases where a difference in treatment is necessary for the application of the scope of a targeted Union resettlement scheme
The Court states that, if national tax legislation is to be regarded as compatible with the provisions of the Treaty on the free movement of capital, the difference in treatment must concern situations which are objectively not comparable
Consequently, a difference in treatment which works to the detriment of installations which have received official authorisation in a Member State other than Austria must be regarded as a difference in treatment on grounds of nationality.
However, since such a difference in treatment is likely to deter companies which have their seat in another Member State from exercising the freedom of establishment,
it has to be said that the difference in treatment between Hungary and Poland is not the most coherent,
Developing countries argue that there should be a differentiated approach to addressing emissions from these sectors while developed countries are concerned about carbon leakage due to strong competition should there be a difference in treatment between operators from developed
head office(“vertical upward” set-off), there will be a difference in treatment in comparison with a purely domestic situation.
The ERIC Regulation provides in Article 9(1) for a distinction and a difference in treatment between Member States,
to provide a reasonable basis for the difference in treatment.
Furthermore, the difference in treatment between such persons on the one hand,
58 EC only if that difference in treatment relates to situations which are not objectively comparable for the purposes of the application of the tax measure in question.
collective facilities in the user undertaking if the difference in treatment is justified by objective reasons.
Such a complete and absolute prohibition is based on the mistaken idea that the permanent nature of the employment relationship of certain public officials in itself justifies a difference in treatment with respect to public officials employed on a fixed-term basis,