Sentence examples for less favourable treatment from inspiring English sources

"They have received less favourable treatment compared to an opposite-sex couple who are married".

"They would be entitled to earn the minimum wage, paid holidays, trade union representation and protection against less favourable treatment for part-time workers".

Natfhe said Ms Birch was the first hourly-paid UK teaching professional to successfully use the Part Time Workers (Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 to challenge an employer.

Hans never joined the Nazi party and as a result, it's suggested, received less favourable treatment both during and after the war than Ulrich.

You are entitled to request a written statement explaining the reason for the less favourable treatment, and the response from your employer should be given within 21 days.

When bias appears in data, it even seems to suggest that historically disadvantaged groups actually deserve the less favourable treatment they receive.

I would like to see the policy bias shift in the following directions: Against large financial institutions, giving them less favourable tax treatment and higher capital requirements.

There is no clear rationale for this less favourable differentiation in treatment... the evidence suggests soldiers are given preferential treatment".

Patients with high CVD risk have a more complex presentation of their psychiatric disorders, greater burden of disease, less favourable response to treatment and an adverse course and outcome (1, 2).

However, patients with comorbid pain and depression tend to exhibit a cognitive bias specific to negative aspects of health 25 and are more likely to report less favourable outcomes of treatment.

2 7 Patients with depression and comorbid pain tend to exhibit a cognitive bias specific to negative aspects of health and are more likely to report less favourable outcomes of treatment.