Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
There cannot be unequal treatment of workers who come to Europe.
This unequal treatment continued through the war years and into the 1950s.
This unequal treatment is at the heart of the state aid problem.
It is not a good thing if ports inside Europe are given unequal treatment.
Others question his unequal treatment of the lawyers now appearing before him.
I hope that the government will put an end to this type of unequal treatment and set equal conditions for all.
The result was unequal treatment of ballots with the same flaws.
It is unequal treatment in the very cradle of American democracy.
The unequal treatment of women is not apparent to outsiders who don't play golf.
The brothers have a loving relationship with each other, despite some strain from their father's unequal treatment of them.
This unequal treatment however did not stop the abolitionists from their fight to win justice for all people.
"But we have argued all along, at the core of this policy is the unequal treatment.
There is an intense resentment about unequal treatment growing in the indigenous population.
The one quality many of these clubs still share is their unequal treatment of women.
What unequal treatment - that is a figment of your imagination.
It means a nontransparent market and unequal treatment of suppliers.
Their unequal treatment was a source of much disappointment and discouragement.
She said the complaint was based on unequal treatment regarding salary and other matters.
Similar problems follow from centuries of unequal treatment of men and women.
Unequal treatment leads to trade distortion and thus to unfair competition.
It did not address the unequal treatment of the 2,490 ballots that finally determined the election's outcome.
And the smaller the enterprise, the heavier the burden of this unequal treatment.
Prevention of unequal treatment is a highly significant question, but we must not forget about people who suffer discrimination.
First, they say, a law just for them implies unequal treatment, and the French, since 1789, have always dreamed of equality.
