Examples of using Active ageing in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
Potential customers are diversifying and, as part of active ageing, are increasingly taking to sport
For this reason, the Committee calls for the EU and the Member States to make active ageing one of the ways it combats poverty among older people.
Results of active ageing projects funded under existing budget lines and programmes would be presented.
This is followed by a call for active ageing solutions that ensure older workers remain active,
A national Active Ageing Strategy to support an increase in the employment rate of older workers has been delayed
stakeholders to set specific commitments related to active ageing and to take action to meet these goals.
stakeholders to set themselves specific commitments related to active ageing and to take action to meet these goals.
the retention of older workers helps enterprises to make optimal use of their human capital and promotes active ageing.
Equally important will be our ability to meet the challenge of promoting a healthy and active ageing population to allow for social cohesion and higher productivity.
developing specific programmes aimed at active ageing and boosting intergenerational solidarity.
demographic changes are needed to develop better targeted and effective active ageing strategies;
To promote new forms of work-life balance and active ageing policies and to increase gender equality;
In the context of inclusive growth, the Commission highlights the importance of promoting a healthy and active ageing population to help,
The EY2012 sought to address the challenges of an ageing Europe through active ageing in the areas of employment,
exploration of the potentials of ICT for active ageing at work(in the CIP),
Underpinning the reform of old-age social security by measures that stimulate active ageing and longer working are crucial,
Active ageing is the‘process of optimising opportunities for health,
The Framework Agreement on active ageing and an intergenerational approach signed by EU level social partners in March 2017 is exemplary of how social partners can contribute to better governance
Whereas the success of active ageing policies is strongly linked to the effectiveness of a range of non-discrimination,
have implemented a more integrated approach to active ageing and have been relatively more successful in integrating