Examples of using Equality of access in English and their translations into Slovak
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wholesale business units in order to ensure equality of access to wholesale inputs for the incumbent's retail arm
Equality of Access.
Public services ensure equality of access.
Toyota believes in equality of access through mobility.
Who else will ensure equality of access?
Greater equality of access to lifelong learning for all age groups.
Mr Burke emphasised the value of tolerance and the importance of equality of access.
In applying this obligation, the Parties shall also guarantee equality of access to consumers for other undertakings.
Equality of access to public procurement markets wherever appropriate is guaranteed on both sides accompanied by legal certainty;
When imposing any such obligation, the Party shall also guarantee equality of access for other undertakings to consumers.
Actions that promote both equality of access and equality of outcomes in relation to such persons' dealings with public institutions.
Actions that promote both equality of access and equality of outcomes in relation to these persons' dealings with public institutions.
the Communication does not address the problem of equality of access.
non-discriminatory, verifiable and shall guarantee equality of access for electricity undertakings of the Community to national consumers.
in others existing remedies have created an adequate equality of access.
adequate funding in compliance with the principles of universality and equality of access.
verifiable and guarantee equality of access for electricity undertakings of the Union to national consumers.
transparent, non-discriminatory, verifiable and guarantee equality of access for electricity undertakings of the Union to national consumers.
transparent, non-discriminatory, verifiable and guarantee equality of access for electricity undertakings of the Union to national consumers.
(ww) actions promoting both equality of access and equality of outcomes in relation to third-country nationals' dealings with public