Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Inequitable in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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position by one or more firms, particularly when inequitable trading conditions are imposed.
The Ten were conscious throughout of the intimate connection between underdevelopment and inequitable social and economic structures on the one hand
however small, of that inequitable situation.
Officials or servants of the General Secretariat must in no way suffer inequitable or discriminatory treatment as a result of having communicated the information referred to in the first and second paragraphs.
for example if they impose discriminatory or inequitable trading conditions on certain users.
it does not age inequitable.
It is totally unjust and inequitable, if not downright irresponsible, for the Commission to propose new measures to reduce agricultural production without having made any real evaluation of the impact of these measures on the economic
is deeply inequitable and even demagogic,
to pay under this Chapter may be modified to the extent that its performance would be grossly inequitable, taking into account in particular whether the party did not cause,
This behaviour, apart from being inequitable and inhuman, will lead to a deterioration in relations with Moroccan immigrants, will worsen the position of the communities affected,
cover is not affordable, it could be considered inequitable not to compensate property damage.
ineffective and inequitable agreements.
unequal, inequitable and backward-looking redistribution of resources.
The enlargement of the Community makes this approach inequitable.
Persons complying with the above obligations must not suffer inequitable or discriminatory treatment as a result of communicating such information.
Circumstances might occur which would makeit inequitable for the polluter to have to pay thefull compensation for the damage caused byhim.
reduce the present rigidities in supplies which are inequitable, costly and against the principles of the Single Market.
must in no way suffer inequitable or discriminatory treatment as a result of having communicated the information referred to in the first paragraph.
to avoid the potentially inequitable local consequences of decentralised decisions, e.g. on the definition of school catchments.
regards the budget system as inequitable in itself and an unsatisfactory and unsound basis on which to finance the Community's common policies.