Примери за използване на Threatened by poverty на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
One-Fourth of the population is threatened by poverty.
The share of older people threatened by poverty or social exclusion decreased from 24.4 percent in 2007 to 17.4% in 2015.
And even in Europe there are 120 million people that are threatened by poverty.
That the number of people threatened by poverty is reduced by 20 million.
Laws are being introduced without resistance because people feel threatened by poverty and crime.
The share of older people threatened by poverty or social exclusion decreased from 24.4 percent in 2007 to, most recently, 17.4 percent(2015).
Is it not paradoxical that it is the inhabitants of country areas who are threatened by poverty and malnutrition?
Reducing the number of people threatened by poverty or social exclusion by 20 million is one of the five targets of this agenda.
Almost one in four EU citizens(118 million, or 23.7 percent)is still threatened by poverty or social exclusion.
Reducing the number of people affected or threatened by poverty and social marginalisation by at least 20 million is one of the key targets of the Europe 2020 strategy.
EU-wide, 25.2 million(26.9 percent) children andyouth up to the age of 18 are threatened by poverty or social exclusion.
The proportion of employed Germans threatened by poverty, which means their disposable income is less than 60 percent of the median national wage, was slightly above the European Union average in 2015, according to the EU statistics agency Eurostat.
Reducing the number of people threatened by poverty by 20 million.
In the crisis-ridden countries of Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, the rates are even higher,with every third child being threatened by poverty.
Reducing the number of people threatened by poverty by 20 million.
The authors of the study point out a conspicuous continuing rise in the share of fully employed people who are nonetheless threatened by poverty.
Pensioners are another female group threatened by poverty and social exclusion.
While young people in the EU today enjoy greater opportunities, they also face difficult challenges,as many drop out of school and employment, or are threatened by poverty and social exclusion.
EU-wide, 27.9 percent of children andyoung people are threatened by poverty or social exclusion, which is clearly more than in 2007(26.4%).
Whereas the Europe 2020 strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth entails ambitious targets, such as a 75% employment rate anda reduction in the number of people suffering, or threatened by, poverty and social exclusion by at least 20 million by 2020;
The situation with adults is not better- over 42% of them are threatened by poverty or social exclusion- again the highest value among the member states.
Especially in the crisis-stricken countries in southern Europe, the share of young people threatened by poverty or social exclusion remains high.
Some 26 million children andyoung people in Europe are threatened by poverty or social exclusion after years of economic crisis, according to a new study by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which gave Greece the worst marks in the entire EU.
In 2015, 25.2 million children andadolescents up to the age of 18(26.9%) were threatened by poverty or social exclusion in the European Union.
Women constitute a large section of the population threatened by poverty due to unemployment(with the unemployment rate rising from 7.4% in 2008 to 9% in 2009), unshared caring responsibilities, precarious, low paid jobs, wage discrimination and smaller pensions.
What does the European Union do in this situation, where more andmore people are threatened by poverty and unemployment and fear for their existence?
What impact will the fight against poverty have on your 2020 Strategy objective, when we learn that,today, within the European Union, 116 million people were threatened by poverty or social exclusion on the basis of figures valid for 2008?
The German non-profit foundation found that EU-wide, 27.9 percent of children andyoung people are threatened by poverty or social exclusion compared with 26.4 percent in 2007.
Madam President, the Presidency shares the Member's opinions on the objective of providing a high level of social protection- in particular, in relation to groups threatened by poverty and social exclusion- which is one of the cornerstones of the European social model.
As a female Member, it particularly disturbs me that inthe present economic crisis, women in the EU are threatened by extreme poverty much more than men.