Esimerkkejä Poverty and marginalisation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Poverty and marginalisation have increased.
The Commission likewise condemns the existence of poverty and marginalisation in the Union.
Poverty and marginalisation of certain ethnic minorities, such as Roma, have increased.
This is a long-term structural effect showing that neglect, poverty and marginalisation are the real problems.
Finally, the fight against poverty and marginalisation and the problem of growth. Once again, let us not try to build the future using outdated economic concepts.
They constitute one of the most vulnerable groups in society, as they are much more exposed to the risk of poverty and marginalisation.
Central America's problem is once again poverty and marginalisation, but this is much more acute than in other Latin American countries.
It expresses its concern at the situation in the Eastern Sudan where the underlying problems of poverty and marginalisation have yet to be resolved.
Culture contributes to the fight against poverty and marginalisation, and plays a part in strengthening and preserving the common European spirit and heritage.
Growing nationalism and our performance of a leading international role must not lead us to disregard poverty and marginalisation.
The trends visible in many countries highlight a growing risk of poverty and marginalisation unless active measures are taken to counter them.
The causes of violent or antisocial behaviour often lie in issues such as urban design and structure, and poverty and marginalisation.
Unfortunately, there are a huge number of people facing dire poverty and marginalisation, contrary to the European Union's fundamental principles and values.
Increasing public ownership of social inclusion policies and actions,emphasising everyone's responsibility to tackle poverty and marginalisation;
It is a valuable initiative to raise public awareness of persistent pockets of poverty and marginalisation in Europe and to build support for effective ways of tackling these problems.
Ownership- Increasing public ownership of social inclusion policies and actions,emphasising everyone's responsibility in tackling poverty and marginalisation.
In other words, there must be no doubt that investments in health,living conditions and the fight against poverty and marginalisation are by their very nature productive investments as they enrich societyand its contribution to development.
Integration demands that we tackle all the factors which lead to exclusion- poor education, unemployment, poor health and housing,urban decay, poverty and marginalisation.
It should be borne in mind, however, that the task of tackling poverty and marginalisation is primarily a job for political decision-makers,and thus for government bodies and other bodies involved in subsequent implementation as well as all social actors.
The EESC points out that,though there are differences between and within countries, poverty and marginalisation affect women in particular.
Instead of devoting myself to meaningless compromises and fine words, I intend to continue to criticise the European model, which has so far not been able to create many new jobs but instead sentences far too many people to long-term unemployment,social exclusion, poverty and marginalisation.
Matters such as the worldwide challenges of human development and the fight against poverty and marginalisation must receive particular attention at the UN.
This impact is severe in a sector that is already very weakened- hit hard as it was by the liberalisationof world trade- and which is concentrated in regions with high levels of unemployment, poverty and marginalisation, and with low economic diversification.
In other words, there must be no doubt that investments in health, living conditions,the fight against poverty and marginalisation, and active measures to help people find jobs are by their very nature productive investments as they enrich society and its contribution to development.
Promoting employment is not just on the Finnish or European agenda, butis also a central means of reducing poverty and marginalisation in developing countries.
Widespread illiteracy- especially in certain countries, as the percentages she presents indicate- early school leaving, without achieving a level of study which prepares them for later life, and a lack of participation in the labour market- especially amongst young women- are factors which, together with poverty and marginalisation, above all affect women in the majority of cases.
The Eduskunta must do everything in its power to strengthen the economy and improve employment and thereby combat poverty and marginalisation, especially of young people.
Indeed, it is only through discussion, dialogue and, especially,the preparation of a genuine cooperation and development policy that the poverty and marginalisation of vast regions of the globe can be overcome.
First, the social aspect: of course the Bulgarian economy has to adapt, but it must be done by keeping the basicprinciples of social cohesion, such as the fight for equality and against unemployment, poverty and marginalisation, to promote jobs, benefits and social security.
Poverty and social marginalisation go hand in hand with labour market exclusion.