Examples of using Active measures in English and their translations into Dutch
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Active measures are requiredof the rehabilitation system which involve an individualand tailor-made approach transcending administrativeboundaries
The European Council emphasized the need to give a priority to developing active measures to tackle longterm unemployment
Examining the possibilities to take active measures to prevent and combat trade of illegally harvested wood;
Will endeavour to increase significantly the number of persons benefiting from active measures to improve their employability.
Reinforce active measures targeted at those communities and individuals most prone
In 1997, active measures covered 22.7% of the unemployed job seekers,
Involving active measures against the President of the United States. A Russian intelligence operation.
Against the President of the United States. involving active measures A Russian intelligence operation.
A Russian intelligence operation against the President of the United States. involving active measures.
The Committee believes that Member States can support an increase in the effective retirement age through active measures to encourage a longer working life.
the share of people taking part in active measures remain at a very low level.
strategies for lifelong learning, and active measures for the labor market and improvement in working conditions.
the Member States to focus their efforts on promoting active measures to prolong working life.
There has thus been a clear move towards active measures such as training and preventive approaches towards long-term unemployment,
to speed up the outflows through an increased use of active measures such as training,
put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.
put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.
often in combination with active measures.
put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.
This implies a better identification of persons at risk at an early stage, and both preventive and active measures tailored to personal needs, in order to make"the right offer to the right person at the right time.