Eksempler på brug af Essential public på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Our essential public purpose is to serve our citizens.
It is because all Member States, even the richest ones,have for years been cutting back the budgets for essential public services.
State aid for the maintenance of essential public services is a vital elemenrin the common transport policy.
Yes, let us have more effective funds which are result-orientated, butwe must stop the nonsense, the madness of stripping our societies of essential public services.
The opening up of strategic sectors and the assignment of essential public assets to private initiative is another characteristic of the European Union.
It is in the interests of the people of Europe that we have an efficient andaffordable postal service that reflects the fact that postal communications are an essential public service.
For example, NGOs that don't provide essential public services or don't pertain to the needs of persons with disabilities are excluded, among others.
The meeting of the Quartet last week gave the European Union the responsibility to find a mechanism for channelling aid to the Palestinian territories and therefore at least maintaining essential public services.
All these governments have pursued money-saving policies with regard to essential public services, have got rid of railway lines, local post offices or hospitals, which are not considered to be profitable.
In this way the majority in the EP- representing the same political forces that are at the centre of right-wing politics in each country- is seeking to take one more step along the path of dismantling this essential public service.
They also demand andneed the provision of basic human rights, of essential public services and the full complement of those privileges that we have in our democracies in Western Europe.
These diseases are particularly prevalent in developing countries, especially in the least developed countries ravaged by war, poverty,economic decline and the collapse of essential public services, especially health care systems.
The first of these is the exclusion of the Singapore issues and of essential public services, without neglecting the principle of the right of these countries to use safeguards to defend their sensitive strategic sectors.
But paragraph 6 proposes that the 2003 conference on the climate should have these'systems' as a theme(the international system of exchange of emission rights)rather than the essential public policies that are required to fight against climate chaos.
We have focused our assistance this year on three areas: on essential public services- health, education, water and sanitation; on poverty alleviation and the development of livelihoods; and on governance and civil society.
Under the TIM, a European initiative, we have provided high levels of support reaching more than one million Palestinians- medicines, hospital supplies,fuel for essential public services, allowances both for the poor and the public sector.
Liberalisation and privatisation in essential sectors such as energy, postal services,telecommunications, essential public services and financial sectors continues apace, to the extent that more and more legislative proposals have appeared in areas that jeopardise fundamental human rights and workers' rights, such as the proposal for a directive aimed at creating an internal services market- in other words, more privatisations- and the retrograde and unacceptable proposal for a directive on working hours.
The Commission' s proposal regarding postal services embodies an unrestrained desire to liberalise,threatening an essential public service along with the companies that provide it and the workers that perform it.
I am pleased that the Council eventually saw sense when it adopted its common position on the directive andI pay tribute to the role of President Chiral in the lead he provided to the Council to get it to reflect the French crossparty positive approach to postal services as an essential public service.
What we would like to do, and what I would like to see,is that GBP 48 million a day being kept in the United Kingdom and spent on essential public services, and not handed over, when the EU's accounts have not been audited for 14 years.
PT The challenge here is that this initiative, the'Innovation Union', which the Commission says is a flagship initiative, must be more than this; it should not be a flimsy flag for voters to see, but should rather be integrated into a genuine policy of development and social progress, where innovation is an important instrument ifit is properly supported, including financially and in essential public policies.
In fact, in the name of the 91.5% of businesses in the European Union that employed less than 10 workers in 2003, they want better conditions in order to destroy essential public services, deregulate the labour market and call into question social and working rights.
In other words, the Commission is insisting on the need to move ahead even more rapidly with the total liberalisation of the most varied sectors, including public services, and on more rapid progress in the capitals market, including the regulation of financial services. The Commission' s aim is to boost pension funds and other types of funds, butthis will lead to greater attacks on social security and other essential public services, specifically in the areas of health, education and communications.
The gradual, controlled liberalisation presented by the French Presidency as a lesser evil is a hypocritical way of handing an essential public service over to a market which is neither controlled nor controllable, as has already been done in the case of France-Télécom.
Nowadays, it is essential to include the prevention and combating of poverty and social exclusion in other EU policies with the aim of guaranteeing the respect for fundamental human rights,universal access to essential public services and the right to health, to education and to vocational training.
However, I believe that we should, in the process,provide legal certainty- and I mean'certainty'- to providers of essential public services and, more importantly, provide reassurances to the many citizens who depend strongly upon locally-provided social services.
That is also why it is vital to combat the causes of this situation, by creating the conditions for lifting people out of poverty, promoting policies for the fair redistribution of wealth,ensuring access to essential public services, and promoting the creation of jobs with rights and pay levels that afford a decent living.
At its meeting on 3 October 1989 the Council supported the coordinated implementationby the Community and the Member States of a scheme to restore essential public services, drawn up on the basis of the report by the appraisal mission and after several coordinating meetings.
Conditions must be created which release the individuals involved from poverty, by promoting policies for the fair redistribution of wealth,by guaranteeing access to essential public services, and by promoting the creation of jobs with rights and pay levels that afford a decent living.
For example, on the subject of transport, in paragraph 26, the application of the rules on state aid to the ports andairports in a system of free competition would mean depriving those regions of the essential public service of ports and airports, which in outermost regions would never be a normal private activity, but an essential public service activity.