Esimerkkejä To retrain käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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You just need to retrain yourself.
An5}Just so you know,you are entitled to retraining.
Even taking time to retrain, do not forget about their relatives.
With Molly out, I got to retrain Rose.
Also needed is a campaign to persuade people to join the Lifelong Learning Programme and to retrain.
Everyone has come here to retrain from suffering.
What initiatives has the Council put in place to deal with rising levels ofunemployment across the EU-27, other than measures to retrain and upskill workers?
At the same time I was struggling to retrain myself, I was mentally falling apart.
These options are available in these races and involve pilots buttons on the steering wheel controls, butin the game it makes a certain chaos and the need to retrain during the passage of some trails.
The EUR 0.45 million will be used to retrain and support workers through a difficult transition.
Just so you know,you are entitled to retraining.
While some of the immigrant population do not want to work and do not want to retrain, some people actually want to set up an information and management centre for migration in Mali.
It is possible that the peak of productivity they had the past two summers, andthis year they are already approaching a certain age when you should give way to young hens, and to retrain in the broth category.
I think that immediate measures are needed to retrain these people, using EU funds.
And here it is important for us to see that there is experience in many countries of restructuring of the Structural Funds, especially the Social Fund, in order to support workers and,even more importantly, to retrain them.
It is a long-term process that requires commitment to retraining our workforce and.
For these reasons, it is essential that efforts be made to retrain the workforce, boost investment in innovation and research, and develop incentives to promote the entrepreneurial spirit in the European Union.
However, Member States will need to address seriously possible negative social consequences andlaunch programmes to retrain workers and support the acquisition of new skills.
It includes steps to help workers whose jobs are at risk to retrain and find new work, as well as safeguarding and developing the key skills of some of the most valued technicians in Europe.
Let us not forget, however, that these investments come with a responsibility:a responsibility to ensure that many of the people who are currently employed in the energy sector are given the opportunity to retrain and upskill themselves.
Promoting instruments that encourage older unemployed workers to retrain and re-enter employment, so that they can be sure of a decent pension;
Lastly, since the experts have clearly established that European fleet capacities have been disproportionate to the bluefin tuna stocks, I want to take this opportunity of asking the Commissioner what resources are to be allocated to retraining those fishermen who will have to go out of business?
Consider the industrial crisis in our country, President Prodi, andthe resulting need to retrain the work force through substantial, genuinely incisive, large-scale training measures.
It launched a 30 MECU action programme4 designed to retrain and re-employ customs agents and allowed Member Statesto use Community structural funds(European Social Fund and INTERREG I) to introduce accompanying measures; 63 000 customs agents have been helped through these schemes;
The year 2010 is the best time for people to raise their qualifications and even to retrain, in accordance with the needs of an economy which is coming out of a crisis.
Despite all the honeyed words we may spout here, the reality of who is best able to deliver on those strategies- who is best able to give those skills to young workers, students orolder people who want to retrain or re-skill- is that it is not the European Union, but each Member State.
So it is also possible to provide assistance under the EFF in order to retrain crew for different, although related, sectors, providing opportunities for diversification and for seeking alternative employment in other sectors as well.
Greater use must be made of the Structural Funds to support economic andsocial change in the regions and to retrain the workers most affected by restructuring so as to help them secure new and better jobs.
If colleagues from Limburg would like to come and talk to me about our experience in the West Midlands, we can show you the programmes wehave put in place, not just to retrain and redeploy people, but also to help those smaller companies in the supply chain affected by changes in production.
In a regulation which regulates employment measures in sectors which already have agreat many problems and which need to diversify and to retrain their workforces, singling out the transport sector for absolute exclusion from the measure would appear to be something that the Commission might want to reconsider.