Examples of using To ensure equal access in English and their translations into Slovak
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Under jointly agreed conditions, Ttrainees should be provided with financial support, especially those from less privileged backgrounds, to ensure equal access all, and the costs should be shared by the host organisation, Member State and the EU.
Calls on the Member States, in this context, to ensure equal access to and fair treatment in care services for the elderly, children,
urges the Republic of Moldova to ensure equal access of political parties to the public media,
To ensure equal access to employee-share schemes for all directors
qualitative indicators so as to ensure equal access for all children to high-quality care and education;
which is why the European Union must go to the very root of the discrimination suffered by the Roma community by combating stereotypes, in order to ensure equal access to employment, housing,
In order to ensure equal access to the market for new food enzymes after the initial two-year period,
it has been created to ensure equal access to products and services,
Each higher education institution(HEI), by signing the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education(ECHE), commits to ensuring equal access and opportunities to participants from all backgrounds.
By signing the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education(ECHE), commits to ensuring equal access and opportunities to participants from all backgrounds.
Each higher education institution involved in Erasmus+ signs the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education; this shows a commitment to ensuring equal access and opportunities to participants from all backgrounds.
Social NGOs, in particular, stressed the contribution labour law should make to ensuring equal access to training and life-long learning for all.
To ensure equal access by persons with disabilities to retirement benefits and programmes.
Gathering expertise at European level is therefore paramount to ensure equal access to high quality care to rare disease patients.
Student support schemes today tend to be insufficient to ensure equal access and chances of success for students from the least privileged backgrounds.
To ensure equal access by persons with disabilities to clean water service, and to ensure access to appropriate and affordable service,
underpopulated areas, to ensure equal access to education for all, without discrimination;
To ensure equal access by persons with disabilities to clean water services, and to ensure access to appropriate and affordable services,