Exemple de utilizare a Poverty threshold în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Of them live below the poverty threshold.
In money terms, the poverty threshold is set at 60% of average national income.
More than 80% of families are above the poverty threshold.
A higher number of people living below the poverty threshold would make it all the more imperative to redistribute public money.
According to estimates, 70% of the Roma population live under the poverty threshold.
In 2007, 47% of Romanians lived under the poverty threshold, but in 2015, that figure went down to 37%.
Around 15% of citizens in the European Union live below the poverty threshold.
There are 79 million people in the EU living below the poverty threshold and during the winter of last year food aid was given to 16 million people in the EU.
Yes, we must help this country to combat poverty; 40% of the population there lives below the poverty threshold.
There are 80 million people in the European Union that live under the poverty threshold, defined at 60% of the national median income.
Thirdly, nearly one in six European households(17%)with a child under the age of 6 lives on the poverty threshold.
In the Czech Republic and the Netherlands,10% of the population are living beneath the poverty threshold, while the corresponding figure for Greece is 21%, and for Latvia it's 23%.
Figure 2.5: Percentage of households with children of 02 years, 35 years and05 years living on the poverty threshold, 2005.
Notes, in this regard,that most indigenous people live below the poverty threshold and have little or no access to representation, political decision‑making or justice systems;
As shown in the SOCIAL SITUATION IN NUMBERS box,a noticeable proportion of the EU population lives below the poverty threshold 1.
At EU level, 8% of the active population and44% of unemployed people had an income below the poverty threshold, and having a job is not sufficient to guarantee a decent standard of living.
Only in Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden andIreland do single-person households in receipt of social assistance emerge above the poverty threshold.
The 16% of Europeans that live below the poverty threshold appear most affected by the food price increases, because their choice of food products is limited and because food expenditure represents a significant share of their budget.
Raising the living standards of those living beneath the poverty threshold is a priority.
The mobilisation of the European Social Fund and the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund has not had the desired effect,since 80 million of our fellow citizens are living below the poverty threshold.
Moreover, despite aggregate improvement,up to a quarter of the country's population remains below the poverty threshold, based on food and non-food consumption baskets.
Following a strong discretionary increase in March 2010, the minimum wage as a percentage of the average wage was the highest in the EU in 2011,although the minimum wage is still below the poverty threshold.
Figure 20: Income threshold for legal aid in a specific consumer case*(differences in% between Eurostat poverty threshold and the income threshold)(source: European Commission with the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe(CCBE)38).
SOCIAL SITUATION IN NUMBERS: Despite overall progress on the labour markets,7% of the employed live below the poverty threshold(‘in-work poverty').
Unless flanked by initiatives to foster opportunities to extend working life,a rise in retirement age could push millions of pensioners under the poverty threshold.
Wages have tended to grow below productivity in most Member States, andin-work poverty is persistent: employed people living under the poverty threshold have remained stable at around 8% since 2005.
Unless flanked by initiatives to foster opportunities to extend working life,a rise in retirement age could push millions of elderly people below the poverty threshold.
Households purchasing power has gone down andit is the 16% of Europeans living below the poverty threshold who are most exposed.
Furthermore, the poverty risk rate for the population with a job has risen to 8% of workers in Europe,not to mention the fact that nearly 17% of the population live below the poverty threshold.
Unless flanked by initiatives to foster opportunities to extend working life,a rise in retirement age could push millions of elderly people below the poverty threshold, particularly women.