Examples of using Less favourably in English and their translations into Polish
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each Signatory CARIFORUM State, including its procuring entities, shall endeavour not to treat a supplier established in any CARIFORUM State less favourably than another locally established supplier.
from the territory of the other Party no less favourably than domestic goods, exports, imports
In the opinion of M. Maruko, life partners are treated less favourably than spouses, even though, like spouses, they must support and care for one another, they are mutually
The fact that competition has developed less favourably in the other Member States does not show that the applicant's pricing practices had no anticompetitive effect in Germany, which is the relevant geographic market.
The influence of the European Union on Poland's sovereignty was viewed relatively less favourably(1 percentage point more negative opinions,
that a country cannot treat a non-resident national of another Member State less favourably than its own nationals see above: Case C-279/93.
Furthermore, the proposal will reinforce the principle of non-discrimination as provided in Article 21 of the Charter by ensuring that asylum seekers are not unjustifiably treated less favourably in comparison to nationals.
labour market performance continues to develop less favourably for young people.
A German company with a permanent establishment in Luxembourg which has made a loss is manifestly treated less favourably than a German company with a domestic permanent establishment which has made a loss:
European Year of People with Disabilities 2003 direct discrimination is where a person is treated less favourably than another is, has been or would be in
of Directive 2000/43 defines direct discrimination as a situation in which one person‘is treated' less favourably than another is, has been
Elise would be treated less favourably than if Adrien's father did not hold that position.
where their implementation leads to serious abuses aimed at treating a certain group differently and less favourably than the population as a whole.
of equal treatment and nondiscrimination and is intended to protect employees from being treated less favourably- with regard to their employment conditions- on the grounds of their status as fixedterm workers by comparison with comparable permanent workers.
is being treated less favourably than she would be if she were in a comparable situation(namely,
not marked'urgent', no less favourably than comparable enquiries made in the requested Member State on behalf of that Member State's own authorities;
State to insurance companies established in the United Kingdom were treated, for tax purposes, less favourably than those paid by companies established in the United Kingdom see, to that effect, Verkooijen, cited above, paragraphs 34 to 38,
Failure to do so, they argue, would mean that the Kingdom of the Netherlands treats dividends issued in Germany or Portugal less favourably than those paid by Netherlands companies.
To those who spoke less favourably, or even against, I would like to say that the Presidency will take note,
the Court of Justice of the European Union stated that the provisions of the Polish Labour Code regarding periods of termination of fixed-term agreements infringe the prohibition of treating fixed-term workers less favourably than permanent workers(Council Directive 99/70/EC) if the situation of those workers is comparable.