Esimerkkejä Promotion of equality käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Promotion of equality between men and women.
New sections include the promotion of equality and sustainable development.
The promotion of equality can also be examined from the viewpoint of the development of organisational functions.
The general purpose regarding the promotion of equality is stated in section 1 of the Act.
The promotion of equality is a priority in employment strategies.
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Articles 2 and 3 of the Treaty guarantee the elimination of inequalities and the promotion of equality between women and men;
Article 7- promotion of equality between men and women.
Heading 2(structural operations) improvement of the environment,the elimination of in equalities and the promotion of equality between men and women.
The promotion of equality between men and women could serve as an example of this.
RECALLING Articles 2 and 3 of the Treaty establishing the European Community,which enshrine the promotion of equality between men and women as one of the Community's objectives;
The promotion of equality between women and men implies changes for men as well as for women.
The European Commission aims at promoting a new cohesion policy based on the acceptance of diversity,active inclusion, the promotion of equality and the eradication of discriminations;
In writing.-(PT) The promotion of equality between the sexes is a core objective of the EU and its Member States.
This aim has important consequences for the role of local andregional authorities as regards the promotion of equality in every sphere of activity transport, education, research etc.
In my opinion, the promotion of equality between women and men is an obvious requirement from a social, but also from an economic, point of view.
The NAPs/incl give most Member States a unique opportunity to combine, in an integrated approach, the fight against poverty andsocial exclusion and the promotion of equality between men and women.
The promotion of equality is not only an ethical matter but creates a competitive advantage for companies by allowing their staff to make full use of their productive potential.
The Government Bill contained a series of proposals concerning the promotion of equality both within the public school system(compulsory school and upper secondary school) and higher education and research.
The promotion of equality between women and men and non-discrimination have become main principles for the further development and implementation of EU policy following the entry into force of the Amsterdam and Nice Treaties.
Our third priority concerns the resolutions that have been passed previously on making the eradication of poverty and promotion of equality of women central to the European Union's development efforts.
Finally, because I believe that the promotion of equality comes through the education and training of citizens and, in particular, of young people, I would draw the Commission's attention to the opportunity for timely renewal of the campaigns to raise awareness on this issue.
We have to make sure that both sufficient resources are available for research into the status of women and the promotion of equality, and that women are represented in groups involved in the selection and appraisal of projects.
While the promotion of equality between women and men is usually regarded as a matter of social justice, it is often also believed to be a burden or a constraint on economic growth and development, perceived as a luxury that countries may not be able to afford under current competitive conditions.
The general principles governing the support of all CSF Funds will include partnership and multi-level governance, compliance with applicable EU andnational law, promotion of equality between men and women and sustainable development.
Acceptance of diversity, active inclusion of the most disadvantaged, the promotion of equality and the eradication of non-discrimination are essential priorities for Europeans to achieve personal freedom and empowerment.
The Amsterdam Treaty for its part, which entered into force on 1 May 1999, brought about an important symbolic amendment by adding to the tasks of the Community listed in Article 2, the promotion of equality and the elimination of inequality between women and men.
The Treaty of Amsterdam lays down that the Community shall have as its task the promotion of equality between men and women, and to this end creates new possibilities for Community action, notably in Articles 2, 3, 137 and 141 of the Treaty establishing the European Community.
The Convention on the Future of Europe has proposed to the Intergovernmental Conference to incorporate the Charter in the future Constitutional Treaty and to make the promotion of equality of men and women an objective of the Union as a whole5.
The promotion of equality between women and men in decision-making needs stronger commitment and partnership at all levels: governments, regional and local authorities, political parties, social partners, business managers, human resources teams, NGOs, educational institutions, media, men and women.
The Community commitment to gender mainstreaming has been decisively underpinned by the Treaty of Amsterdam60,which lists the promotion of equality between women and men among the Community objectives and as a horizontal concern, in Articles 2 and 3.