Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would be treated in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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since orphan's pensions would be treated in the same way as other pensions.
and treat all as you would be treated yourself.
the cancellation would be treated as return.
has been or would be treated.
that the subsequent communication from the Netherlands Government would be treated as the observations provided for in that article.
has been or would be treated in a comparable situation,
since anyone who did not comply with the rules would be treated in the same manner as the person who did respect them.
I pledged on behalf of the incoming Commission that the report would be treated as a fundamental ingredient in the Commission's reform proposals.
in the creation of their New World Order, in which you would be treated and expected to live as slaves,
However, an R& D tax incentive which is not selective, i.e. one that applies irrespectively to all shapes and sizes of company in any sector would not be seen as selective and so would be treated as part of general corporate taxation.
mainly because of the question how to determine the order in which the cases would be treated; this caused a severe delay.
which intra-Community sales and purchases of goods would be treated in the same way as those taking place within the Member States.
once the Treaty had expired, steel and coal would be treated like any other industrial product,
Under these and similar circumstances, the sponsor shall highlight in the protocol which serious events would be treated as disease-related and not subject to systematic unblinding
with particularly severe treatment for those States with a pay-as-you-go system, which would be treated the same as hidden indebtedness.
as can be seen by his public actions such as claiming in public North Korea would be treated like Libya.
their own country and 57% believed it was essential to evaluate how the activity would be treated in other Member States.
participation in the programme, since their contributions would be treated as additional funds for the programme to be used for the participation of those countries which have chosen to participate.