Exemple de utilizare a Active inclusion în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Active inclusion;
Promoting active inclusion.
Active inclusion.
Common principles for active inclusion.
Active inclusion strategies.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
An integrated approach for active inclusion.
Implementing active inclusion strategies in full.
Commission Recommendation on Active Inclusion.
Implement active inclusion strategies in full.
Commission Recommendation on Active Inclusion.
Active inclusion: the need for further action.
Commission Recommendation on Active Inclusion.
Active inclusion of people excluded from the labour market.
The EU is helping coordinate efforts to promote active inclusion.
Active inclusion could not replace social inclusion. .
Furthermore, an integrated strategy for active inclusion should be promoted to ensure.
Active inclusion of young people: combating unemployment and poverty.
The EESC considers that active inclusion must not replace social inclusion. .
Active inclusion policies can increase labour supply and strengthen society's cohesiveness.
That is why we are promoting the common active inclusion principles as Community policy.
Investing in active inclusion and non-discrimination: Life chances are not equally distributed in today's societies.
An Innovative Model for the Promotion of Active Inclusion of Disfavored People at Sala Palatului.
Active inclusion emerges as a powerful means of promoting the social and labour market integration of the most disadvantaged.
On a Commission Recommendation on the active inclusion of people excluded from the labour market.
Active inclusion through minimum income, the return to the labour market and provision of social services to help with reintegration;
Social dialogue in different areas can promote the active inclusion of workers from immigrant backgrounds and minorities.
ESF:- Active inclusion, including with a view to promoting equal opportunities and active participation, and improving employability.
The conference stressed the importance of social services for active inclusion of people endangered by social exclusion and excluded from the labour market.
Active inclusion can reconcile the goals of fighting poverty, increasing labour market participation, and enhancing efficiency of social spending.
These elements are crucial in view of the content of the active inclusion initiative that calls for an integrated strategy designed and delivered by a wide range of actors.