Examples of using Handicaps in English and their translations into Czech
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the outermost regions have significant handicaps, but they must be considered an opportunity for Europe.
we know its handicaps, but we must not forget either that the financial
This agreement was an opportunity to reduce the impact of certain so-called structural handicaps, such as remoteness,
they reflect actually existing handicaps.
It should also be remembered that there are areas which come under specific criteria but where the handicaps have now been removed due to the application of effective measures.
mental and physical handicaps.
and they hire handicaps and whatever else tumbles off the short bus.
which relates to natural handicaps.
with hearing handicaps, with visual or physical handicaps.
funding that can adapt to the needs of each outermost region in order to help them overcome their permanent handicaps.
You know, like when they kick a cripple out when everything's set up for handicaps, ramps and whatnot.
Compensating farmers in areas where production is not hampered by natural handicaps and where there is no additional cost
In this regard, I support the need to review the aid scheme for farmers in areas with natural handicaps and devise a global strategy for the less favoured areas,
I would like to thank Mr Dorfmann for an excellent report on the Commission communication entitled'Towards a better targeting of the aid to farmers in areas with natural handicaps.
bearing in mind the need to adopt specific measures for regions with natural handicaps.
on the process begun by the European Commission to revise the criteria for granting the status of'agricultural area with natural handicaps' and, therefore, the Compensatory Allowance for Permanent Natural Handicaps ICHN.
The measure is proportional to the additional costs borne by the sector as a result of the handicaps associated with outermost region status,
Alongside the handicaps that hold them back,
for children with somatic or psychosocial handicaps who are not covered by traditional programmes organized by health insurance companies or foundations.
particularly to mitigate their handicaps, but also to make good use of their potential.