Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Combating exclusion in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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social protection, combating exclusion and modernising employment relations.
participation as well as the mainstreaming of combating exclusion in all relevant policies;
The Amsterdam Treaty foresees further EU action with regard to employment, combating exclusion, eliminating discrimination,
Finally, as far as combating exclusion is concerned, the Council believes
9% for combating exclusion and 4% for promoting equal opportunities.
network the various ways and means of combating exclusion in the Member States.
to incorporate combating exclusion into the policies and measures of the Member States
social progress, combating exclusion and discrimination, promoting social justice
principally under the new Objective 3(labour market measures, combating exclusion, the development of appropriate training,
the business sector closer to gether, combating exclusion, gaining proficiency in three European languages,
This coordination should pay particular attention to the contribution toward combating social exclusion of action under the structural funds, completing the mainstreaming of promoting combating exclusion in Member States' employment,
globalisation, resource use, and combating exclusion, which will encourage growth and competitiveness.
The priorities selected included the training of workers, combating exclusion(including action against illiteracy),
social protection, combating exclusion, equal treatment.
The EESC feels that the question of the right to housing should not be considered solely from the standpoint of combating exclusion but also from the viewpoint of population ageing,
Combat exclusion: offer a second chance through school.
Combat exclusion;
to strengthen human capital and help combat exclusion.
We must increase labour supply and combat exclusion.
Combatting exclusion, by offering young people facing the risk of exclusion a second chance through school.