Examples of using Basic social in English and their translations into Italian
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signed in Cotonou on 23 June 2000 clearly aim to integrate strategies to improve access to basic social services.
Brolgas are gregarious creatures; the basic social unit is a pair
in form of provision of basic social services- as well as through measures to facilitate the access of both parents to the labour market.
The EU needs to do more to nurture democracy in the Newly Independent States to give technical assistance and maintain basic social standards if the West is going to avoid facing authoritarian regimes in Moscow
This bill not only changes the definition of the basic social institution; there is also a great risk of violating the individual's right to conscientious objection
The basic social unit of the Inca Empire was a COGNATE,
employment and basic social services.
But the proclamation of those values as a basic social fact, as the common normative framework shared by most Europeans,
To help children acquire the basic social behavior, parents must set the proper expectation,
provide access to basic social benefits, so as to achieve rapid
contribute in a spirit of solidarity to basic social security.
improve access to health and basic social services that could alleviate the burden of care,
would meet the national criteria to be granted the basic social assistance benefit.
In a number of opinions the EESC has sketched out responses on how to approach global public goods, for example with regard to food security9, basic social protection and multilateral regulation of trade
aim at ensuring the basic social support to certain groups of the population children
Such basic social rights, integral to the health
Since this new law suppressed many workers' basic social rights, Gerusia engaged in discussions with other organizations
are supporting this process of'selling off' the methods we use to meet our citizens' basic social needs, and are thus strengthening the domination of markets over our societies.
men are unemployed, under-employed or working poor, 250 million children are working world-wide, and some 80% of the working age population do not have access to basic social protection6.
rights for workers and towards the establishment of basic social and labour rights guaranteeing equal opportunities for men and women.