Примери за използване на Our social model на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We will renew our social model.
The risk we face, as regards the functioning of the euro area,is the dismantling of our social model.
Reforming the funding of our social model has become a matter of urgency.
The crisis is being used as a pretext to challenge our social model.
Otherwise, we will not save our social model; otherwise, we will lose our position in the world.
In other words we must dilute,we are told, our social model.
To defend our social model, we must modernise it and to be able to finance social safety nets, we must be competitive.
We all knowthese changes are necessary, so that we can reform our social market economy and keep our social model.
For everyone knows, everyone has said during this crisis that our social model is our greatest asset where globalisation is concerned.
We need to be in control of this transformation, andmake sure that it is used to foster our values and defend our social model”.
We cannot bury our heads in the sand;we need to modernise our social model, precisely in order to improve it and make it fairer and more sustainable.
There is a risk of a decade of low growth and high unemployment, andthat would put severe strain on our social models and our living standards.
If we really want to give social market economy, our social model, a chance, we need more economic growth, green growth, that will make us competitive and create new jobs.
In the present circumstances, the clear message must be:if we want to preserve and improve our social model we have to adapt; it is not too late to change.
We need the capacity to compete: to compete in order to grow, to grow in order to create employment andto create employment in order to protect and safeguard our social model.
In 2005 she told an interviewer:“man and wife, marriage and family,stand at the centre of our social model, so other lifestyles should not receive comparable constitutional protections.”.
The aim is to create conditions for modernising labour markets with a view to raising employment levels andensuring the sustainability of our social models.
We must ensure that a hasty strategy to end the crisis does not result in the dismantling of our social model, for the origins of this crisis- which we have been going through for three years now- are well and truly social. .
We need to instil a sense of urgency, a recognition that business as usual will not protect our Europeanway of life and will not defend our social models.
And the key remark- our social model needs financial reform because we cannot maintain the current model of social protection, which inevitably reminded me of De Gaulle's remark,"How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese?".
Whereas the directive is flawed andhas given rise to multiple occurrences of fraud which threaten both our social model and our social security systems;
With the loss of 12 million low-skilled jobs in Europe by 2020, andthe need for longer working lives to preserve our social model in the face of the demographic challenge, it is also crucial, at the same time, to step up the efforts for improving lifelong training of workers in the course of their career.
Collectively- modernising labour markets to raise employment levels, reduce unemployment, raise labour productivity andensuring the sustainability of our social models.
As labour markets evolve,social protection systems need reform at national level so that our social model remains fit for purpose, no‑one is left behind and people and businesses in the EU make the most of the changing world of work.
The loss of human capital related to unemployment poses a threat to growth potential and,with the rise of populism, raises questions about the sustainability of our social model and the stability of our democratic systems.
Enhancing women's labour market participation is a key goal for EU 2020 and for all reasonable politicaldecision makers- women's participation is particularly important in order to protect and reshape our social model.
Mr President, honourable Members, my conviction is that research and innovation are not an option for Europe, buta necessity if we want a long-term solution that protects our social model and the sustainability of our environment.
However, as well as this short-term work that is being done by the Member States and the European institutions, we need to look beyond this decade andensure the sustainability of our social model, the European social model. .
An agenda for new skills and jobs- creating the conditions for modernising labour markets,with a view to raising employment levels and ensuring the sustainability of our social models, while baby-boomers retire; and.
I hope we arrive unscathed: financially, economically, ecologically, demographically, even in terms of energy, migration and security, and not forgetting globalisation, the food problem,the fight to preserve our social model- in all these fields we are in the throes of transition.