Examples of using Combating poverty in English and their translations into Spanish
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Alongside the system of social insurance, the main means of combating poverty is social welfare or public assistance.
When we discuss the issues of development and combating poverty, we must resist the temptation of taking the easy way
He commended Tunisia's success in combating poverty and illiteracy and its position in the vanguard of efforts to promote human rights.
A major challenge in combating poverty was ensuring cooperation
It congratulated Brazil for strengthening its legislative and institutional framework, combating poverty and reducing inequality and discrimination.
In the educational programme 2012/2013 the aspect" Combating Poverty and the Social Exclusion of Workers" is in the centre of interest.
Governments must, however, take the lead in combating poverty and must integrate the sustainable development goals in their national development plans.
Combating poverty and at the same time promoting the schooling of children.
Combating poverty, disease and suffering,
The World Bank's overarching goal of combating poverty(E/CN.4/2001/52, para.
Continue implementing the national strategy for combating poverty and seek the necessary assistance in this regard(Sudan);
We must continue to concentrate on combating poverty and providing basic and vocational education.
The question of prospects and possibilities of combating poverty was addressed, as well as the role of those involved in combating poverty. .
Incorporate a focus on gender in the implementation of social programs and those combating poverty, and evaluate them on related criteria.
Combating poverty in East Jerusalem is not only an immediate welfare priority,
Combating poverty in developing countries requires sustained economic growth which will require a corresponding increase in the consumption of commercial energy.
It is contradictory to talk about combating poverty and hunger while the consumer countries are paying such high prices for petroleum.
It was successfully combating poverty and deprivation and standards of living had risen enormously.
Although Colombia had made great strides in combating poverty, 3 per cent of the gross national product was still allocated to the war instead of social programmes.
the fact that women are the main actors in organizations combating poverty and social exclusion.
