Examples of using Ensure equal in English and their translations into Polish
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the concession provider must ensure equal and non-discriminatory treatment of interested entities,
develops a number of practices within the EU regulatory framework which optimise tenders for the participation of SMEs and ensure equal chances for this bidder group.
and must ensure equal access and proportionate burdens.
a mechanism should be set up to enable amounts expressed in national currencies to be converted into euro and thus ensure equal treatment in the Member States.
update management tools and ensure equal opportunities for staff in the joint services and in each committee's own services.
take appropriate measures to avoid any undue influence on the award process and ensure equal treatment of candidates and tenderers.
at the same time ensure equal conditions for all payment services providers
The introduction of a"European Trainee Statute" or"European Student Statute" will ensure equal treatment and address many fears and concerns about issues such as the recognition of degrees,
also a real commitment to citizens to improve regulations and ensure equal opportunities for investment
That is why it is urgent to proceed towards reinforcing the protection of motherhood for self-employed women and ensure equal treatment for women who work for themselves, including their assisting spouses.
The products bought in by the storage agencies shall be disposed of on terms which do not jeopardize the balance of the market and which ensure equal access to the products for sale and equal treatment of purchasers.
consumers who are not covered by fiscal social security systems, and that it can help to correct imbalances in the labour market and ensure equal treatment.
promote not only financial stability, but also ensure equal powers and obligations for all participating parties.
then we have to ensure equal access to treatment in all regions of the world
Member States should ensure equal opportunities on the labour market for women
European legislation on immigration should ensure equal treatment, based on the principle of non-discrimination(Article 21 of the Charter),
of procurement procedures so as to avoid any distortion of competition and ensure equal treatment of all economic operators.
insists that the arrangements should ensure equal treatment of creditors
long-term care, Member States identify as a priority the need to: ensure equal access for all; reduce health inequalities in outcomes;
the measures to ensure equal access to medical equipment for residents of urban as well as rural areas.