Examples of using Institutionalisation in English and their translations into Czech
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Issue: institutionalisation of children with disabilities;
Over the last 10 years, slowly but indisputably,the social economy sector has entered a stage of institutionalisation and public recognition within the EU.
Recognition, institutionalisation and standardisation of the social economy.
Between these two objective strategic partners, there is a need for deeper and better-structured relations,as well as the institutionalisation of those relations.
Institutionalisation of gender equality policies in functions, in binding agreements, in the organisational development.
Provide details on available alternative services(to institutionalisation) and any deinstitutionalisation policies you found out about 5.
The institutionalisation of development cooperation policy in the EU would be of great importance for the implementation of the objectives mentioned.
The social stigma of bringing up a child with disabilities is often an impetus towards institutionalisation, especially where there is also pressure from professionals to take this course of action.
I also support the institutionalisation of interparliamentary cooperation between the European Parliament and the Parliamentary Assembly of the BSEC.
Beyond the poor economic situation, there remains another painful hangover of the Soviet Union in Moldova- systematic institutionalisation and discrimination against people with disabilities.
I welcome the institutionalisation of this instrument, which clearly expresses solidarity within the euro area, and which, in return, calls on its members to be more responsible.
This is not acceptable, and nor is the creation of a common public treasury responsible for managing a European tax and the institutionalisation of a European economic government to do what?
Moreover, it plays a leading part in the institutionalisation of a legislative framework of state terrorism and repression which puts a stranglehold on democratic rights and grassroots freedoms.
Low levels of public awareness mean that decision-makers feelless pressure to act, even if they are informed about issues related to the institutionalisation of children with mental disabilities.
As a result, the institutionalisation of a final public vote on each text is merely the minimum level of transparency that the citizens can expect of the work of this House.
FAMILIES AND POVERTY Children with disabilities in families living in poverty are more likely to experience institutionalisation and, further, poverty could impact on the ability of families to keep in touch following admission.
In the UK, where the process of deinstitutionalisation has a longer history,there are still persistent problems with the institutionalisation of young people with labels of autism and challenging behaviour.
At the Council meeting the Hungarian Presidency voted in favour of a rational,responsible economic policy that can be abided by, and apart from the institutionalisation of the European Semester, also strengthened the stability mechanism.
This is one of the reasons why I support the institutionalisation of the relations between the EU and the OSCE, as this will further strengthen the European Union, the peace of the EU and its humanitarian security.
Section 2 offers a basic overview of the social economy: a first sub-section(2.1.) briefly explains why the social economy offers a distinctive form of entrepreneurship; 2.2 discusses the role of the social economy; 2.3. mentions the key policy issues concerned, namely the need for information and the development of meso-level support institutions dedicated to the social economy,as well as the gradual public recognition, institutionalisation and standardisation of the sector.
In the UK, despite the longer history of deinstitutionalisation,there remain persistent problems with the institutionalisation of young people with labels of autism and“challenging behaviour”.
The proposal for a regulation aims to amend the financial regulation applicable to the general budget of the Communities due to the institutionalisation of the European External Action Service(EEAS) resulting from the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon by the Member States.
This report endorses the institutionalisation of the control of the European Commission, the European Central Bank(ECB) and the International Monetary Fund(IMF) over the budgets and the political reforms of the Member States of the euro area.
Political reasons were behind the ministerial dialogue in San José in 1985;political reasons were behind the institutionalisation of the dialogue with the Rio Group in 1990; and political reasons were behind going over and above this in the summits mechanism.
The institutionalisation of this initiative, provided for by the Treaty of Lisbon, makes it possible for European citizens to invite the European Commission, indirectly, to put forward certain legislative measures, provided that these fall within its powers.
Over the next few weeks,the Council must therefore try to strike a balance between two options: the institutionalisation of a private-law body comprising European regulators or the establishment of a Community body whose independence must be guaranteed.
Public recognition, institutionalisation and standardisation of the social economy In the candidate countries of Central and Eastern Europe, public authorities and part of society may be hesitant toward a forthright support for the social economy sector, given the imprint of past experiences.
Within the structure of the Social Assistance Departments, the Child Protection Departments(CPD) operate to protect children's rights,to prevent institutionalisation(abandonment) and to refer children for adoption, foster care or placement with relatives' families when their own biological family cannot take care of them.
Just think about the initiation and institutionalisation of the European semester, and the'six-pack' of economic governance, created within the framework of the co-decision procedure, that will bring a fundamentally new economic approach.
In addition, the authors strongly encourage the direct involvement of children and adults with disabilities in monitoring,including those who have experienced institutionalisation themselves: their experience is their expertise, and with the right support they can bring depth and insights that professionals simply cannot.