Examples of using Under-represented in English and their translations into Finnish
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Women are still under-represented and discriminated against in the labour market.
Wherever it looked it found women were under-represented.
Women are universally under-represented where decisions are made.
The under-represented countries seem to be located in Northern as well as in Southern and South-Eastern Europe.
Greater participation of hitherto under-represented Member States be facilitated.
The law actually bans those exchanges in hospitals where the Hungarian language is under-represented.
It is for under-represented sexes and you will soon be an under-represented sex.
In Greece and Portugal, subsidies are granted for the employment of women in the areas where they are under-represented.
Grants for under-represented groups in CS or related fields to attend technical or diversity conferences in the US and Europe.
A lot of progress has been made, but there are still political andeconomic areas in which women are under-represented.
Asian and Arab countries, in particular,are still under-represented, and I urge all signatories to proceed to ratification.
Albanians should also be given better access to public sector jobs,in which they are currently under-represented.
To pave the way for increased participation from Member States that are under-represented(through) improved connections between the Structural Funds and the FP….
Never before were women so well educated, but, when it comes to entrepreneurship,women are still largely under-represented.
Some Member States are under-represented on the parliamentary staff because Parliament has not properly organised staff recruitment competitions.
Before Nice we had the opposite situation where the'big countries' were under-represented and redistribution was needed for them.
Increased participation of under-represented groups in political life(women in Azerbaijan and Ghana, youth in Kyrgyzstan and indigenous communities in Bolivia);
Women are more and more present at the decision-making level in major ICT companies butare still under-represented.
It should however be noted that the social partners, particularly employees,are under-represented on these bodies and that the authorities have too great an influence.
This could include the idea of imposing temporary quotas to ensure better representation of women or of the under-represented gender.
Greater participation of hitherto under-represented Member States be facilitated through improved connections between the Structural Funds and the Framework Programme.
Nevertheless, the tertiary sector, which includes commerce,complains that it is under-represented, particularly at interbranch level.
Of EU citizens believe that women are under-represented in management positions and 72% believe that the population over 50 is under-represented at the workplace.
Specific action mustbe taken targeting women, as they are significantly under-represented in these occupational sectors.
These are especially useful when searching for a particular scientist or a scientist with specific skills for a research team orinstitution body where females are under-represented.
Initiatives range from changing educational choices,setting recruitment targets for under-represented professions and training for women in entrepreneurship.
We must also make sure that the procedures encourage the appointment of women to salary groups,including the highest salary groups in which they are under-represented.
SRPP can include positive action by public authorities to help under-represented businesses, such as SMEs, to gain access to the public procurement market.
We are nonetheless determined to pursue the best interests of the people of the United Kingdom who we believe are currently numerically under-represented in the European Parliament.
Broadening participation in education and learning for under-represented groups should become a clear priority, as it is essential to achieve more equitable societies, as well as economic growth.