Examples of using Marginalised groups in English and their translations into Finnish
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a range of measures dealing with early school leavers and other marginalised groups 46 Mecu.
consumers(including vulnerable and marginalised groups), social partners
Together with ongoing efforts to increase participation in the labour force on the part of inactive and marginalised groups, this would also improve the situation in Northern Ireland with regard to social inclusion and contribute to the fight against poverty.
where the most marginalised groups live, and in particular Roma, as a first step.
particularly how to include vulnerable and marginalised groups, e.g. disabled,
interactions with minority and marginalised groups.
The report's request that the reference to the Roma should not preclude interventions to help other socially marginalised groups offers no guarantee that other individuals who are'socially marginalised',
include measures targeting the integration of marginalised groups including Roma.
to integrate marginalised groups, to strengthen social cohesion, a problem that the Structural Funds have so far
The fact that marginalised groups are still allowed to exist(even though their activity becomes increasingly difficult in present-day societies, within the context of the war against'terrorism', the resort to more and more draconian laws by the elites
in this particular case, for the extremely vulnerable marginalised groups in a variety of Member States.
interests of children, indigenous people and other marginalised groups, and strengthening international law.
I fully agree with the specific reference to the Roma population as the largest socially marginalised group and, at the same time, I endorse the
The labour-market situation of socially marginalised groups remains extremely problematic.
Socially marginalised groups, which are often excluded from the labour market, will also be covered.
Distribution and mobility patterns, taking into account health services for poor and marginalised groups;
However, use of crack among marginalised groups or opioid users is a cause for concern in some cities.
More generally, EU development co-operation should increasingly focus on helping marginalised groups to participate fully in society.
The EQUAL programme, which focuses on support for marginalised groups, has proved that it has a good practical use.
However, further measures should still be taken to include other marginalised groups in the labour market more effectively.