Examples of using Comparable situation in English and their translations into Swedish
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it would be necessary to consider whether a national worker placed in a comparable situation would have been entitled to the recognition of rights acquired since the date of his first recruitment.
is being treated less favourably than she would be if she were in a comparable situation(namely, a widow)
Direct discrimination arises when persons in comparable situations are not treated equally.
It requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently
Prohibited discrimination can arise where comparable situations are treated differently,
This precludes differences in treatment of nationals who are in comparable situations, unless that difference is objectively justified.
According to data reported in comparable situations represented EU citizens appear to ask for
Therefore, such legislation involves treating comparable situations differently, to the detriment of companies established in other Member States.
What is more, it could lead to different traders in comparable situations being treated entirely differently in different Member States and, therefore, to distortion of competition between traders.
to extend the requirement to maintain separate accounts to all comparable situations.
which requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently20.
There must be complete clarity to ensure that the legislation is applied uniformly to firms in comparable situations.
This means that women and men shall be treated in the same manner in similar and comparable situations.
They are also a potential source for market distortions because they hinder a consistent treatment of comparable situations.
A comparison of the solutions used with the solutions used in other comparable situations;
outbreaks of fighting or comparable situations.
female workers are in comparable situations.
it is hardly conducive to achieving comparable situations in the European Union.
May vary from one instance to the other'(47) is taken up by the General Court when it points out that‘comparable situations must not be treated differently,
according to settled case-law, the prohibition of discrimination‘requires that comparable situations must not be treated differently