Examples of using Equitable access in English and their translations into Hungarian
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a national central bank cannot deal in each operation with all of its fine-tuning counterparties, the selection of counterparties in this Member State will be based on a rotation scheme in order to ensure equitable access.
The Protocol on Water and Health stipulates that"equitable access to water, adequate in terms both of quantity
The Water and Environmental Engineering Program at Masdar Institute aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges behind one of the foundations of sustainable development- ensuring sufficient and equitable access to clean water.
need for open and competitive invitations to tender to ensure equitable access for participants in all the Member States on the basis of excellence.
(l) Supporting local authorities to improve at city level the delivery of basic services and equitable access to food security, accessible, decent
In WEE program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges behind one of the foundations of sustainable development- ensuring sufficient and equitable access to clean water.
relevance; equitable access; financial viability;
relevance; equitable access; financial viability;
enjoy a regular and equitable access to ores and nuclear fuels(source materials
This calls for: 1 an EU-wide effort to identify and ensure equitable access and storing of essential medicinal products against major health threats;
While the objective of EU development cooperation is universal and equitable access to good quality care for all citizens,
the Protocol specifically commits its Parties to promoting equitable access to water and sanitation“for all members of the population,
rule of law, equitable access to power, security
rule of law, equitable access to power, security
and ensuring equitable access to recommended prevention, testing, care and treatment services for all.
It recognised that‘whilst ensuring equitable access to high quality health care services in circumstances of scarce economic
Increase equitable access to culture.
Insuring equitable access to resources;
Free and equitable access to information.
Providing equitable access to contemporary and historical knowledge.