Examples of using Host societies in English and their translations into German
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The minors should be supported in their path toward successful integration in the host society.
services and exchanges with the host society.
The EESC stresses that refugees must have access to information about their rights and obligations in the host society.
Integration is a social process which involves immigrants and the host society alike.
obligations incumbent on immigrants and host society.
Social integration includes involvement in the host society for instance social contacts with people of German origin.
It can be challenging for the host society, minorities and migrants to appreciate each other's culture and values.
founded on the rights and obligations of third country nationals and the host society, enabling immigrants to participate fully.
Having unfavourable conditions for mobile workers to integrate into the host society can result in social difficulties
children are directly involved in the host society.
both Convention refugees and for these other groups to integrate into the host society.
integrate into the host society and reduce the social expenditure allocated to them.
Both immigrants and host societies must show that they are willing to embrace integration.
The Commission recognises that for integration to succeed, majority attitudes in host societies must be favourable.
ensuring language training in host societies.
European governments must remember that integrating newcomers is a two-way process which requires host societies to adopt a welcoming and integration-friendly attitude.
open up avenues to third country nationals to realise their full potential in host societies.
Similarly, projects will be supported in view of raising awareness in EU Member States of the contribution immigration can bring to the host societies.
encourage the integration of non-EU nationals into their host societies.
These policies should help people of an immigrant background to live harmoniously in European host societies, which are becoming increasingly diverse in ethnic and cultural terms.