Examples of using Minimum income in English and their translations into Czech
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to assess poverty and it ought to be up to each individual Member State to find the best way to do this and to construct a minimum income scheme that is tailored to that Member State.
I have always called for, and I already included this in my election programme for the 2009 European elections, the introduction of a minimum income equivalent to 60% of the average income for each citizen of the Union.
I would stress the importance of the adoption by the plenary sitting of the European Parliament of this report proposing the introduction of minimum income schemes in all EU Member States,
I believe the minimum income scheme based on 60% of median income in the Member State concerned is an important contribution to economic
the hard times are only increasing poverty, but minimum income schemes allow us to defend the most vulnerable people.
due to a lack of sufficient numbers of active citizens to ensure adequate levels of social benefits and minimum income.
supporting decent work and prioritising job growth, alongside minimum income, social protection
I support the call to the Member States to define minimum income schemes to promote social inclusion
I believe the minimum income report that we have voted through in the Committee on Employment
In terms of the disputed issues we have heard as regards minimum income, I find it important to emphasise that we have to decide not only about today
ensuring that those who are vulnerable in our society receive a minimum income for living and are given immediate responses to enable them to get out of this situation is not only a necessity,
I voted for this report because I believe that a reasonable minimum income must be guaranteed to ensure a decent level of social protection,
As this report says,'introducing minimum income schemes in all EU Member States- consisting of specific measures supporting people(children,
The crucial thing is that this minimum income is regulated in such a way that it acts as a lever to elevate people in poverty to an acceptable standard of living,
Another objective for reducing poverty is to establish a minimum income of at least 60% of national median equalised income,
for a resolution that calls for a European minimum income equal to 60% of average income in each Member State.
ensuring that those who are vulnerable in our society receive a minimum income for living and are given urgent responses to enable them to get out of this situation is not only a necessity,
Consequently, minimum income schemes based on at least 60% of the median income in each country should be an integral part of a strategy aimed at social integration, involving both general policies
however, as is an EU-funded public agricultural insurance scheme to guarantee farmers a minimum income in the event of national disasters such as droughts,