Examples of using Abusive practices in English and their translations into Slovak
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The measure that has been taken must be seen in connection with the abusive practices in inter-country adoption in Romania in the past.
Suppliers can suffer a variety of pressures and abusive practices, which compromise their labour
who are naturally annoyed by any attempt to curb their abusive practices.
The introduction of this requirement constitutes an important step towards combatting abusive practices in the online platform economy.
poverty and combating abusive practices.
must take all necessary steps to prevent abusive practices in the changeover period.
Our committee has also expressed some concern about abusive practices in the services sector.
In reality, the abusive practices employed by the various large multiple retailers are practically identical;
In reality, the abusive practices employed by the various large multiple retailers are practically identical;
such situations involve workers with no papers, who are the main victims of precarity and abusive practices.
show that fears of abusive practices and loss of purchasing power are clearly present.
Recalls that the fight against HIV-AIDS and maternal mortality is being undermined by the government's abusive practices such as its eviction programme,
including by ending all abusive practices and adapting its legislation as necessary;
Recalls that the fight against HIV/AIDS and maternal mortality is being undermined by the government's abusive practices, such as its eviction programme, which has disrupted
Further steps are therefore necessary to prevent abusive practices by road transport operators though forum shopping,
must be protected from abusive practices such as third-party ownership,
These abusive practices can arise at any stage in the supply chain,
leaving them with no protection against such abusive practices.
transactions where abusive practices can occur are properly covered under pan-EU rules.
a long felt belief that farmers should be better protected against abusive practices from processors and retailers.