Examples of using Reintegration in English and their translations into Czech
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Michal talks about the role of microcredit in developing countries and about reintegration of former child soldiers in Uganda.
strengthening bearing parts of the body and reintegration.
social and mental reintegration.
A special focus on rehabilitation and reintegration of workers is also part of the new Community strategy 2007-12 on health
strengthening stressed parts of the body and reintegration.
they help with social reintegration and they also conduct numerous forms of training.
Rehabilitation and reintegration of workers with musculoskeletal disorders(MSDs)
Cooperation between prisons and firms specialising in jobs for prisoners must evidently be encouraged as part of the reintegration process.
In order to better aid workers' reintegration into the labour market, the procedure for making the fund available will have to be faster and simpler.
May this reintegration of Shard into Ysmault be the first step of rebuilding a home world for you.
risk behaviour, and reintegration.
undermine social and professional reintegration.
Let's not forget that people can be recovered by re-education and social reintegration programmes.
the army helps with the reintegration.
It emphasises the role that the EGF can play in the reintegration of workers made redundant into the labour market.
To get to this point, Mr. Kush has successfully progressed through a process of reintegration that has taken years without setback.
The promotion by Member States of specific programmes to promote the active inclusion or reintegration of women into the labour market is the best decision in that respect.
After their release from prison, women must be offered all possible assistance in order to facilitate problem-free reintegration into society.
I believe that the EGF can contribute to the ultimate goal of facilitating these workers' reintegration into the labour market.
Member States have the responsibility to implement specific programmes to promote the active inclusion or reintegration of women into the labour market