Examples of using Access to basic services in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Stresses that access to basic services such as education,
vocational training, access to basic services, active participation
humanitarian situation in Libya, the plight of internally displaced persons and refugees and that of civilians facing disruption of access to basic services;
The Universal Service Directive in the field of electronic communications27 provides a social safety-net where market forces alone do not deliver affordable access to basic services for consumers, particularly where they live in areas which are difficult
socio-economic development and access to basic services(including for migrants) can be enhanced and smuggling activities are discouraged.
Access to basic services and social life:
including those conducted by the UNDP(especially the health indicators and lack of access to basic services), and the identification of resilience as the most unfunded field in the CAR has framed the mandate of the BTF around support to basic services, reconciliation(as post-crisis situation),
high-quality health care accessible to all, access to basic services such as bank accounts
disadvantages in education and training; access to basic services, including decent accommodation; discrimination
(2) Improving access to basic services.
Access to basic services(utilities) should be ensured under the Constitution;
Access to basic services is an ongoing challenge,
refugees requires that they be guaranteed personal safety and access to basic services.
often facing limited access to basic services.
guarantee that refugees have access to basic services such as education and healthcare.
to assess refugee claims and">guarantee that refugees have access to basic services such as education and healthcare".
increased productivity as well as better access to basic services such as education and health.
frequently having limited access to basic services.
But access to basic services, such as healthcare,