Examples of using Difference in treatment in English and their translations into Slovak
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A difference in treatment between farmers is not as such discriminatory,
It is therefore that requirement which leads to the conclusion that the difference in treatment thus created between nationals of different Member States who,
(e) inconsistent with Article II, provided that the difference in treatment is the result of an agreement on the avoidance of double taxation
contrary to the assertions of the pension insurance institution, a difference in treatment that is directly based on sex.
The difference in treatment between officials who have obtained the transfer of their pension rights before
derogations could be prolonged as a difference in treatment would provide unequal opportunities to Member States without any substantial justification
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.
(d) inconsistent with Article 19, provided that the difference in treatment is aimed at ensuring the equitable
that Mr Kaltoft has been dismissed because of it, then any difference in treatment will be on the basis of real
The alleged specificity of that sort of financing cannot justify such a difference in treatment, regard being had to the principle of the necessity of State aid,
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
Therefore, it does not appear that legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings creates a difference in treatment directly based on nationality,
objectively justify a difference in treatment on grounds of age. 106.
that it is also necessary to consider whether they may justify a difference in treatment.
The Court held that the measures concerned gave rise to a difference in treatment based directly on age,
The difference in treatment shall not go beyond what is strictly necessary as a result of such legal
may constitute a difference in treatment contrary to Article 20 of the Charter.
It therefore asked the Court of Justice whether the prohibition of discriminations on grounds of nationality allows such a difference in treatment and whether the authorisation granted by the Czech authorities for the operation of the Temelín nuclear power plant should be recognised in Austria in such legal proceedings.