Examples of using Equal access in English and their translations into Slovak
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The introduction of electronic services to ensure equal access to services for every citizen,
a success story but it still requires equal access to the market for enterprises of all Member States.
However, the past two decades show a positive trend in equal access to education that varies from one country to another.
In both of these, the rights of women to equal access and full involvement in decision-making processes, prevention of illnesses, and health protection are among the key themes.
verifiable and guarantee equal access for natural gas undertakings of the Energy Community to national consumers.
including people from disadvantaged backgrounds to ensure that they have full and equal access to both culture and education.
you have asked us recently how we provide equal access to education for children.
It has been shown that free higher education does not by itself suffice to guarantee equal access and maximum enrolments.
which will ensure easy and equal access to information for all beneficiaries.
with particular focus on equal access for people from immigrant backgrounds.
they must have equal access to justice to protection by the rule of law.
ensuring a similar quality of life and equal access to infrastructure, the EU can face up to global challenges.
(1) The granting of reciprocity is not only based on the official declaration by a donor of its intention to provide equal access but also on the reality of this access. .
ensure that everyone has equal access to justice and procedural rights;
Reiterates the importance of protecting and promoting equal access to all rights for Roma children;
transparency should be the basis of cooperation, together with equal access to markets, infrastructure and investment.
are as blameless as those who do not have equal access to healthcare facilities.
Student support schemes today tend to be insufficient to ensure equal access and chances of success for students from the least privileged backgrounds.
The government retains the responsibility for providing the compulsory common core and equal access to education.
The EESC emphasises that the participation of civil society should also be ensured on an equal access to funding and via clear inclusive definition.