Examples of using Reduced mobility in English and their translations into Czech
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the rights of persons with disabilities or reduced mobility, refunds and compensation for delays
Particular attention should also be paid to safeguarding the rights of disabled passengers or passengers with reduced mobility, who must be able to receive appropriate assistance
It highlights the need to make accessibility for people with reduced mobility a more visible issue,
There must be consideration not only for persons with reduced mobility, but also for people with children in pushchairs,
that the reference to health has been removed when it comes to refusing to sell tickets to disabled persons, or those with reduced mobility, with safety now becoming the only reason for such refusal.
in particular, persons with disabilities or reduced mobility.
families living in difficult circumstances and people with reduced mobility in the social tourism programmes developed by the Union.
the rights of persons with disabilities or persons with reduced mobility.
the rights of persons with reduced mobility, compensation and assistance in the event of cancellations or delays.
processing of data on provision and accessibility for people with reduced mobility, which are essential to preparing the new EU tourism strategy.
guarantee the maximum level of assistance for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility, giving them the option of being accompanied at no extra cost.
precisely for them to become increasingly aware of the needs of persons with reduced mobility.
on the other hand, it is a big step in significantly improving the rights of disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility.
to the detriment of disabled citizens and/or citizens with reduced mobility, whose rights are now guaranteed by the European Union.
other measures, the compromise also includes enhancing the rights of passengers with disabilities and people with reduced mobility.
I should like to ask the Council about its readiness to strengthen the rights of passengers with reduced mobility in the maritime sector.
an'Access for all'label that would guarantee accessible facilities for tourists with reduced mobility, and the European tourist programme for retired people.
free of charge, for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility, both at terminals and on board and, where necessary,
guaranteed rights for disabled persons and passengers with reduced mobility PRM.
weakens notably the rights of persons with reduced mobility.