Examples of using Disadvantaged groups in English and their translations into Czech
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Most fighters come from disadvantaged groups.
The European Commission and Member States must instigate, fund, monitor andimplement aid directly from Union sources for the most disadvantaged groups.
I believe that focusing on individual disadvantaged groups in society, as this paragraph does, is inappropriate.
Teachers of partner pre/schools need also specific trainings in working with disadvantaged groups.
Particular attention must also be focused on socially disadvantaged groups, who need to have fair access to vocational education and training.
During the last five years it has been a partner in EU projects, as well as projects targeting disadvantaged groups.
The European project will only be viable if we are able to ensure that disadvantaged groups in society are able to exercise their rights.
A reason for this, reinforcing the message of the report, lies in improper working conditions andthe inequitable wages system applying to certain disadvantaged groups.
ESF assistance was aimed at young people,the long-term unemployed, socially disadvantaged groups and women under Objective 1 and Objective 2.
Stepping up support for disadvantaged groups and, in particular, for people with disabilities, including people living in institutions, is a key strand for action under the European Social Fund.
In our opinion, we need an investment offensive to renew public infrastructure andto improve the lives of socially disadvantaged groups in Europe.
Cohesion policy is also a guarantee of support for the least-developed regions and disadvantaged groups, leading to balanced and harmonious development for the European Union.
Roma women in particular could benefit from support from Member States andthe European Commission for socially aware business models that involve the poor and disadvantaged groups in society.
ESF assistance was aimed at young people, the long-term unemployed and socially disadvantaged groups and women in all three objectives of the EU regional policy in the period 2004-2006.
For this reason, projects that have a negative impact on the environment orcould lead to the deterioration of the position of disadvantaged groups must not be supported.
We need to define disadvantaged groups more precisely: these include migrants in western countries, Roma in eastern areas, people living in rural areas or encampments and, generally speaking, women.
Besides, ladies and gentlemen, sport is an excellent instrument to restore enthusiasm for school andeducation among socially disadvantaged groups of young people.
The Commission also aims to attain gender balance and to help disadvantaged groups through the lifelong learning programme, notably through the Leonardo da Vinci programme, which is included.
Europe must move towards common principles, focusing in particular on an increase in productivity and employment quality, and guaranteeing security, social protection andspecial support for disadvantaged groups.
There is no alternative option for protecting disadvantaged groups, not only during this European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion and not only during the crisis period after the crash in 2008.
The second point is the need for clarification that these micro-credits are definitely intendedfor the long-term unemployed, people from disadvantaged groups and everyone who is unable to get credit in the ordinary way.
We should pay more attention to socially and economically disadvantaged groups which are affected by the increase in the price of raw materials and foods, as well as to vulnerable groups, such as children and pregnant women.
Focusing on the idea of making cooperation policy conditional on the level of respect for human rights also seems particularly positive to me,as do the references made to protecting the most disadvantaged groups, such as women or unaccompanied minors.
The document rightly points out that disadvantaged groups, including the long-term unemployed, welfare dependants, and ethnic minorities such as the Roma, in particular, should be the focus of European initiatives regarding micro-credit.
In the face of the failure of the present European Employment Strategy, the 2020 programme must indeed create more and better jobs,with primary consideration given to the increased participation of women and disadvantaged groups in the labour market.
It is important to adopt clear employment policies for disadvantaged groups, including the Roma labour force, establishing support measures aimed at facilitating their progressive integration into the labour market and paying greater attention to education policies for young people.
As for socially disadvantaged people, I urge the Commission and the Council to bear in mind that apart from young people,there are other socially disadvantaged groups, including women, the disabled and the elderly, who need additional guarantees of employment.
As a result of today's vote, we have received a new, amended regulation, which will enable all 27 Member States to use money from the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF) to renovate or replace housing in marginalised communities,thereby supporting the most disadvantaged groups in society.
Particular attention must be paid to the normally poor results of the activities of migrants,ethnic minorities and socio-economically disadvantaged groups, and the sooner and better they are integrated into schools, the more successful they will be in school, as well as in further education and the labour market.
Showcasing the importance of Europe's cultural heritage to foster a sense of European multilayered identity, social inclusion and integration, e.g. through education and lifelong learning activities, in particular those focusing on children, young people and senior citizens,local communities and disadvantaged groups;