Examples of using Equal conditions in English and their translations into Swedish
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it is no simple matter to establish equal conditions for the various forms of transport.
This year, this year's Christmas gift goes to Plan International project for children's rights and girls' equal conditions.
This year's Christmas gift goes to Plan International's project for children's rights and girls' equal conditions.
The general purpose of the network is access to rights on equal conditions as others.
Equal conditions, in the great single market of the enlarged Europe,
The right to equal conditions at the workplace is a fundamental right
At present the equal conditions that will convince people in developing countries to espouse this policy are still lacking.
European involvement should be mainly restricted to setting and monitoring equal conditions for fair competition see also appendix.
for in an integrated market the players must enjoy equal conditions.
It must be an important objective of the common agricultural policy to have equal conditions for farmers in the European Union, especially as far as direct payments are concerned.
it notes that it is becoming increasingly necessary to ensure that equal conditions exist at international level.
The EESC particularly wants to see EU-wide measures to ensure that people with disabilities have access and enjoy equal conditions in relation to new technologies.
Minimum rules are a requirement for people to be able to bring about reasonably equal conditions within the EU in this area.
plan of action for equal conditions for students and employees.
greater the supply and the lower, under otherwise equal conditions, is the price.
some other categories is that they will pass the exams safely under the remaining equal conditions.
The right to freedom of movement is to us inseparable from the right to participate in society under equal conditions.
society of free competition where the greater the supply of laborers, under otherwise equal conditions, the lower the descent of wages.
The regulation should be directly correlated with the entry into force of the Nagoya Protocol in order to ensure equal conditions at the Union and global levels in activities related to access
if there is to be free competition, there absolutely must be equal conditions for cabotage and compliance with social and environmental standards.