Examples of using Active measures in English and their translations into German
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They demanded active measures.
Nevertheless active measures could contribute more strongly to integration into the open labour market.
Long term unemployed in active measures.
In addition to its activities on active measures, Oeko-Institut is also analyzing legal regulations on noise abatement measures. .
GUIDELINE 3 Transition from Passive to Active Measures.
It is a duty to take active measures to destroy them.
The European Social Fund(ESF)supports the European employment strategy with an emphasis on transition from passive to active measures.
Two countries already had active measures in place.
In addition to active measures to combat corruption, the incorporation of the local population is essential for the effectiveness of projects.
Baltic Sea 2020 a foundation aimed at stimulating concrete and active measures that improve the environment of the Baltic Sea.
Ucore will take active measures to ensure that all IBC shareholders are given the opportunity to participate in the final Purchase Transaction.
All the Member States' prevention policies have obviously failed,therefore active measures must be taken.
The coverage and content of preventive and active measures are very unevenly developed across Member States.
Public expenditure on labour-market policy is estimated at 1.5% of GDP,of which less than one third comprises active measures.
I fully support Mr Oostlander's view that active measures are needed to strengthen their position in the labour market.
The Economic and Social Committee welcomes the Commission proposal,and would particularly stress the benefits of combining mainstreaming with active measures.
Countries that are taking active measures to reduce pollution but have not yet achieved the set objectives should be given a chance to do so.
Due to the heat market's complexity, problematic legal conditions and the question of acceptance,not enough has happened and active measures need to be taken in the future.
It is quite likely that expanding active measures increases rather than reduces overall social expenditure, at least in the shortterm.
The Committee believes that Member States can support an increase in the effective retirement age through active measures to encourage a longer working life.
Active measures in 2002 were addressed especially to long-term unemployed, individuals with disabilities, unemployed with a low level of education, young and elderly workers.
The target that 25% of long-term unemployed should participate in active measures is met by eleven Member States, although the NRPs generally do not set targets.
At the Employment Summit in Luxembourg in 1997, action plans were decided uponto combat long-term and youth unemployment, and to move from passive to active measures.
The main issues for labour market policies lie in prioritizing active measures over passive income replacement payments and strengthening the preventive approach.
The Placement and Employment Promotion Service(Arbeitsmarktservice- AMS) is responsible for consultation, guidance and placement services as well as active measures aimed at the unemployed including training.
In others, there has been an attempt to improve complementarity between passive and active measures, by, for example, linking the provision of income support to job search activity.
Structural change can take place much moresmoothly if individual risks are adequately cushioned and the opportunities for a new career are increased by active measures to promote employability.
Unemployment benefits do not constitute an employment policy, and the few active measures are inadequate, as are the employment bodies which should be implementing them.
The Government continued withthe establishment of the Local Employment Service which will reinforce active measures for the longterm unemployed.
One of the cornerstones of this Swedish model was the social-democratic labour-market policy, based on active measures for full employment combined with a solidary wage policy.