Examples of using Quality public in English and their translations into Czech
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It is vital to ensure universal access to high quality public services.
Universal access to quality public services must be the basic political criterion.
Driving innovation and developing the knowledge economy are key in ensuring sustainable high quality public services.
Universal access to viable and high quality public services is a vital political issue.
This trend can only be countered by economic policies focused on growth,respect for workers' rights and the provision of quality public services.
It is essential to safeguard quality public television that is pluralistic, open and independent.
Long term growth keeps debt falling as a proportion of GDP, and is essential to providing jobs and economic well-being andfunding high quality public services.
To this end,it is vital to prioritise production, quality public services, the creation of jobs with rights, salaries, living pensions, social inclusion, and the fair division and distribution of income.
Pre-commercial Procurement: Driving innovation to ensure sustainable high quality public services in Europe short presentation.
The amount money available for affordable and quality public services and infrastructure is reduced, social cohesion and confidence in institutions crumbles, and faith in the fairness of the rules of the world in which we live declines.
It is vital to invest in a true strategy for development and social progress that gives priority to employment with rights,to production, to quality public services and to social inclusion.
However, funds for quality public education are increasingly short, and students are faced with a lack of grants, unemployed families and dropping out of their studies, as is happening in Portugal with the restrictive policies that are being practised.
It is only through close cooperation between EU Member States in the field of public procurement that we shall be able to drive innovation andensure sustainable high quality public services.
What we should have at the end of this crisis is a more sustainable economy with decent work, with quality public services and fair globalisation, moving towards the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I warmly welcome the report by Mr Harbour on precommercial procurement:driving innovation to ensure sustainable, high quality public services in Europe.
Social Europe should guarantee universal access to health care and social security services,access to quality public services and improve social cohesion by the efficient use of structural and cohesion funds.
It is also because of the resulting poverty, whether from the issues surrounding low wages and income, including retirement and pensions for elderly women, orfrom the difficulty in gaining access to low-cost or free quality public services.
This programme must prioritise production, quality public services, the creation of jobs with rights, salaries, decent pensions and retirement conditions, social inclusion, and fair wealth division and distribution.
The priority in public policy must be to support the creation of jobs with rights, production and poverty reduction,thereby raising the purchasing power of workers and pensioners and supporting quality public services.
We therefore stress the priority of supporting the creation of jobs with rights, production, solving poverty,improving the purchasing power of workers and pensioners, supporting quality public services and increasing low-interest credit facilities to support micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs.
We need measures that value work,increase employment with rights, ensure quality public services for all, decent housing,public and universal social security, an agricultural policy that boosts production and the incomes of those working the land and guarantees a decent income for fishermen.
It is necessary to break with the so-called Lisbon Strategy and instead back a Social Progress Strategy which gives priority to the fight against poverty,supports quality public services and social resources, and promotes equality and women's rights.
That means abolishing tax havens, investing in food sovereignty and security,supporting quality public services and respecting the right of governments to preserve their own economies and public services, particularly in the areas of health, education, water, culture, communications and energy.
Prague Vision 2025 is a new document from the Auto*Mat initiative, which shows Prague in 2025 as a functional city in which the demands of sustainable transport,economic development, quality public space and a healthy environment are achieved and harmonized.
We therefore insist on the need to support production and micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises;to promote quality public services; to facilitate credit and improve the purchasing power of families, and not just the most disadvantaged, but also the middle classes; to create more jobs, and to reduce the poverty and misery of millions of people in our countries.
The next item is a short presentation of the report by Mr Harbour, on behalf of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, on pre-commercial procurement:driving innovation to ensure sustainable high quality public services in Europe.
It is deplorable that they did not consider it a top priority to abolish tax havens, promote food sovereignty and security,support quality public services and respect governments' right to preserve their economies and public services, particularly in the areas of health, education, water, culture, communications and energy.
Existing contradictions in EU policy also contribute towards this, and have given rise to more than 85 million people in poverty, most of them women and children, as a result of unemployment, job insecurity, low wages, pensions below the minimum subsistence income, andpoor access to quality public services.
It stresses the importance of maintaining quality public services, a solid public and universal social security system and high levels of social protection and quality employment combined with rights and of ensuring effective gender mainstreaming in the formulation and implementation of such public policies; finally, it urges the Commission and the Member States to give maximum priority to women's social integration and women's rights, by altering their respective policies accordingly, including income distribution policy.
It requires not only a significant increase in the Community budget but also a fair sharing of risk, as well as other policies that prioritise protection and social inclusion, the creation of jobswith rights for all, and access to universal, quality public services, so as to guarantee the fundamental rights of all citizens.
