Examples of using Differences in treatment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the Commission should eliminate any differences in treatment for the various species that are not fully justified as a matter of urgency,
this law does not apply to differences in treatment based on nationality applied under the provisions
Such a difference in treatment must be objectively justified.
Only where the difference in treatment has no objective and reasonable justification."9.
That difference in treatment is therefore objectively justified.
This difference in treatment is a two-fold problem.
This difference in treatment between the Member States is an inconsistency in  the legislation.
The Union should clearly reject any difference in treatment.
The Commission is convinced that Community law prohibits such a difference in treatment.
Diabetes 1 and 2 types: the difference in treatment and.
There is no objective justification for this difference in treatment.
First, the Court of Justice holds that the legislation in  question creates a difference in treatment between resident and non-resident students.
As this difference in treatment was not compatible with a true single market,
Such a difference in treatment constituted a restriction on the free movement of capital,
It was the leader of the government himself who acknowledged the difference in treatment accorded to military insurgents,
The Court held that such a difference in treatment was not contrary to Community law.
That difference in treatment could affect a considerably higher number of women than men.
Thus, this difference in treatment, based expressly and solely on the nationality of Mr Wood,
That difference in treatment cannot be justified on the ground that it concerns situations which are not objectively comparable.