Examples of using Desegregation in English and their translations into German
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Promote desegregation;
Desegregation through busing was become a hot issue.
Prerequisites to successful desegregation include.
But desegregation did not like easily.
Eliminate any spatial segregation and promote desegregation.
Anchoring desegregation into an integrated approach.
There's a vote on the Police Desegregation Settlement.
Desegregation of schools is essential to achieve inclusion.
Vertical and horizontal desegregation of the labour market;
One more positive development is that some NGOs have pursued projects on desegregation of Roma schools.
Implement desegregation measures regionally and locally.
In addition, the Commission considers that it would be better to use Community instruments and policies to achieve the inclusion of the Roma, that there must be an exchangeof best practice, such as the ACCEDER programme in Spain or the desegregation efforts in Hungary.
It ordered the desegregation of public schools"with all deliberate speed.
Eliminate segregation in education and housing in line with Commission guidance through legislation, inclusive policy reform, teacher education,dissemination of inclusive methods and explicit desegregation measures combined with targeted support to tackle all barriers to access, using opportunities under ESI Funds to the full.
American society adopted the goal of desegregation and embraced remedies for present and past discrimination along the lines of race.
A Desegregation Plan identifies systemic interventions(relevant to the entire city) to stop or reduce segregation.
Funds have been earmarked for the desegregation of Roma; however, problems still persist.
A desegregation of these data with other data springs(e.g., to the dial-up data of your access provider) as well as a back pursuit is not possible for us and is not carried out.
In Hungary, cities are required to prepare a desegregation plan as part of city development strategies.
Desegregation policies aim to change the social composition of'disadvantaged' schools and to improve the educational attainment of children from socially disadvantaged and low-education backgrounds.
In the first years, the focus was on desegregation of Roma children and working with the parents.
Implementing active desegregation policies and providing additional support for schools in disadvantaged areas or with high numbers of pupils from socio-economic disadvantaged backgrounds help them to improve their social composition and their educational offer, so lifting the educational achievements of pupils from socio-economic disadvantaged backgrounds and reducing their risk of early school leaving.
Access to housing,with particular reference to social housing and the need to promote housing desegregation, and making full use of the financing that has recently become available in the context of the European Regional Development Fund;
As components of desegregation plans outlined by the USA Supre me Court in Brown v. Board of Education II, 349 U.S. 294 1955.
Recital 6 of the proposal now includes such desegregation measures as examples of actions which should go along with housing interventions.
Activities to promote labour market desegregation often consist of isolated and dispersed actions without a programmatic framework and which fail to achieve a substantial impact.
The development of explicit desegregation policies, notably in education and in housing and supported by the Structural Funds;
Action taken or announced mainly focus on desegregation, access to employment, addressing educational disadvantage and improved access to basic services such as housing and healthcare.