Примеры использования Liberal professions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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White-collar/liberal professions.
Liberal professions, technicians and similar.
Article 19. Liberal professions.
The Union of Workers in General Services and the Liberal Professions.
White-collar/liberal professions/blue-collar.
They are also very poorly represented in the liberal professions.
A scheme for self-employed workers, the liberal professions and other unpaid activities(called Inaya) was launched in 2008.
The same benefits are enjoyed by persons working in the liberal professions.
More and more women are choosing the liberal professions of lawyer, bailiff and notary.
Different studies point to the predominance of the salaried labor force over liberal professions.
So far as access to business occupations and liberal professions is concerned, there is no distinction made at the legal level between men and women.
Yiannopoulos also was in contact and received suggestions andtexts from individuals in"traditionally liberal professions" such as entertainment and media.
Only gainfully active persons in a few liberal professions(e.g. physicians, lawyers, architects, notaries public) are not covered by the system of Austrian sickness insurance.
Four(04) members selected from among professionals who are or have been active in the sectors of manufacturing, distribution,services or the liberal professions.
The scope of implementation of the law in question also includes the liberal professions and operators competent for issuing professional qualifications for the practice of a profession or economic activity.
Since 1918, additional senators represented special interests: agriculture, industry, commerce,public services,"liberal professions", arts and sciences.
Liberalization of services has been pursued progressively through specific sectoral directives(e.g. financial services,telecommunications, liberal professions, transport services, postal services, port and dock services, and energy) and the case law of the European Court of Justice(ECJ), but numerous barriers remained in some sectors.
These legislative reforms did not, however, include two of Popelin's most important demands:universal adult suffrage, and equal access to the liberal professions for women.
These provisions include the right to association(art. 15), the right to wageearning employment(art. 17),the right to practise liberal professions(art. 19), the right to housing(art. 21), the right to public relief(art. 23), the right to the protection of labour legislation and social security(art. 24) and the right to travel documents art. 28.
It is aimed at migrant workers in a broad sense, excluding however frontier workers,short-term workers in liberal professions and artistes and seamen.
The laws and regulations that derive from these constitutional principles stipulate that men and women are equally entitled to administer public affairs, to hold office, including electoral office, andto join the various liberal professions.
The Committee is also concerned that the proportion of Maori in Parliament andother high public offices, liberal professions and in the senior rank of civil service remains low.
During the appeal proceedings, it was submitted on behalf of the Bar Council that the Franco-Senegalese Convention on Establishment of 1974 did not provide for reciprocity with respect to liberal professions.
In addition to the provisions of article 19 mentioned in the reply to question 1.12, articles 20 and21 expand the obligation to submit suspicious transaction reports to cover the regulated liberal professions, including lawyers, notaries, auctioneers, accountants, auditors, brokers, customs agents, foreign exchange dealers, stockbrokers, estate agents and dealers in precious stones, antiques and works of art.
Accelerate procedures at the Ministry of Labour to complete implementing regulations to facilitate the employment of Palestinians andopen access to employment in all liberal professions(Palestine);
The Committee views as a positive development the high percentage of women attending university andtheir increasing access to the liberal professions traditionally dominated by men.
Committee 4(Equality of treatment in vocational training, career development and education) met on 27 November to prepare an opinion concerning the draft legislation on(1) support and development of further vocational training and(2) amendment of the amended Act of December 1988 regulating access to the craft, commercial andindustrial occupations and to certain liberal professions.
A scheme involving a medical assistance card-- commonly known as the sickness insurance card-- run by the Ministry of Public Health for the benefit of the informal sector,the rural community and the liberal professions, which provides entitlement to medical care and drug therapy in some State hospitals.
Assistance is also required in the following fields:(a) improvement of the legislative framework/ secondary legislation in accordance with the EU competition legislation;(b) evaluation of laws and draft acts;(c) competition advocacy and public awareness;(d) investigation techniques;(d) investigation expertise in different sectors such as energy,finance(banking and insurance markets), liberal professions, media and advertising.
As a guideline for the future, this means that the consequences for the operation of free market forces must play an important role in policy in many different areas, both those which have traditionally been heavily regulated,such as the health care sector and the liberal professions, and in newer areas such as the environment.