Examples of using Groups at risk in English and their translations into German
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Political
Groups at risk of social exclusion include in general.
Prevention(general or targeting specific groups at risk);
The needs of people and groups at risk of exclusion.
To protect victims and groups at risk the DAPHNE II programme.
Promoting initiatives to boost employment of groups at risk of social exclusion.
To promote access to the labour market for those groups at risk of exclusion.
Specific assistance for groups at risk such as street children and security detainees.
What we want to do is to focus on groups at risk and risky situations.
Continuing VET is particularly well placed to increase the labour market participation of groups at risk through.
with the aim of expanding the coverage to more groups at risk of poverty.
to promote social harmony among groups at risk of social exclusion.
The full range of programmes should be available on the same footing in prisons and for minority populations and groups at risk of discrimination.
does not reduce poverty, but can even contribute to the further marginalisation of groups at risk.
reintegrate in their home countries and prevent groups at risk from falling victim to human trafficking or smuggling.
poverty as one of the groups at risk of social exclusion and poverty.
Information campaigns targeting groups at risk within the European Union,
taking specific measures to reach the disadvantaged individuals and groups at risk of discrimination, including disabled persons,
Promotion should focus more on groups at risk.
Raising competence levels of groups at risk is core.
Groups at risk for vitamin B12 deficiency include vegetarians,