Exemplos de uso de Readaptation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Readaptation aid- Appropriations committed in 1989.
Employment services and readaptation• Walter FABER Tel.
ECSC readaptation and social aspects of iron and steel policies.
Figure 16:Rhythm of payments of traditional Readaptation Aid between 1989 and 1992.
Aid for the readaptation of persons in those sectors Article 56 of the ECSC Treaty.
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For readapted teachers, prejudice is directed to the image functional readaptation.
Absenteeism and readaptation to work of public workers.
It is salutary that for an individual to make use of a prosthesis happen a process of rehabilitation and readaptation.
Figure 4: 1993 total traditional Readaptation Aid in MECU by member state.
The Readaptation Aid system is of benefit to both workers and employers in the industries.
Starting from the assumption that readaptation is is a form, an instrument of the care of self.
The readaptation may favor an adaptive situation at work without allowing changes in the environment;
Occupational dermatosis that leads to disability requires professional readaptation, with medical, vocational and psicotechnical orientation.
This readaptation permeates sustainability as the new right-inducing paradigm, along with freedom.
C: In the post evacuation stage, there is no active return of the structures to the anatomical position,requiring manual readaptation.
Total traditional Readaptation Aid by number of beneficiaries, by member state.
In these perceptions, a sense for the transformation of the individual into psychic suffering and their readaptation in society is observed.
Figure 6: 1993 traditional Readaptation Aid granted in the steel sector in MECU.
Readaptation Aid is employed across the member states, and even across the sectors, in a similar but not identical manner.
VIII.4.2 Study on the costs of readaptation aid and the participation of the ECSC in these costs.
Early detection of voice alteration may diminish the amount of time off work, with orwithout a doctor's note, and the readaptation due to this voice problem.
In July the Commission approved a further batch of readaptation aid meas ures under Article 56(2)(b) of the ECSC Treaty.
Thus, a readaptation of the already established family routine is needed, with the main focus on household chores that are culturally assigned to women.
A total of 283 million ECU were allocated to the three ECSC Readaptation Aid programmes, representing some 70% of the total budget.
Readaptation for teachers, reframed as functional readaptation adequate work conditions are essential for job satisfaction, health and effectiveness of the return process.
As such, some 70% of all resources in 1994 will be allocated to Readaptation Aid, compared with levels of around 50% in the past.
This result suggests a readaptation to oxidative system of energy sources from peripheral muscle fibers in the group receiving cells.
Moreover, it provides background onthe national industrial and employment contexts, in which the Readaptation Aid programme operated in this particular year.
The Community network of readaptation centres set up an'external network' to facilitate the dissemination of results obtained within the Com munity.
Moreover, there are risks resulting from the operation itself,such as the progression of pulmonary hypertension due to the readaptation of the pulmonary flow postoperatively.