Examples of using Structural causes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Stagflation has structural causes.
The structural causes that led to a low administrative capacity were analysed in 2013.
Certainly there were major structural causes of what happened in 1989.
Preventive and corrective actions are potentially needed in a wide range of policy areas to effectively influence the macroeconomic imbalances and their underlying structural causes.
Analysing the structural causes of poverty and exploring solutions.
We are called to eliminate the structural causes of poverty.
Unequal pay has structural causes: occupational and sectoral segregation, precarious employment, breaks in working life, etc.
Calls on the Commission to address the structural causes of such violations;
It also means fighting the structural causes of poverty, inequality, unemployment, lack of land and housing, and the denial of social and labour rights.
Calls for CSRs systemically to address the structural causes of female poverty;
It is also to fight against the structural causes of poverty, inequality, lack of work, land and housing, the denial of social and labor rights.
Considering the indicators relating to the labour market andsocial protection, the structural causes of poverty have a disproportionate effect on women.
It also means fighting against the structural causes of poverty and inequality; of the lack of work, land and housing; and of the denial of social and labour rights.
Calls on the Member States to draw up appropriate policies for supporting elderlywomen and to eliminate the structural causes of gender differences in compensation;
Nor is it enough to point to the structural causes of today's social and environmental crisis.
Almost 17% of European women are classed as living in poverty;considering the indicators relating to the labour market and social protection, the structural causes of poverty have a disproportionate effect on women.
Nor is it enough to point to the structural causes of today's social and environmental crisis.
Mr Surján went on to discuss the many challenges facing Europe of a social and economic nature, beginning with the rise in unemployment rates,and said that the Union should make more efforts to examine the structural causes of this phenomenon, as well as possible solutions.
As Parliament has said before, the structural causes of the crisis need to be tackled.
Unequal pay has structural causes: the undervaluing of skills traditionally viewed as female, occupational and sectoral segregation, precarious employment, breaks in working life, etc.
Promote women's economic independence, including employment, and eradicate the persistent andincreasing burden of poverty on women by addressing the structural causes of poverty through changes in economic structures, ensuring equal access for all women, including those in rural areas, as vital development agents, to productive resources, opportunities and public services;
The need to resolve the structural causes of poverty cannot be delayed, not only for the pragmatic reason of its urgency for the good order of society, but because society needs to be cured of a sickness which is weakening and frustrating it, and which can only lead to new crises.
I appeal to the Commission to prepare a programme which will remove the structural causes of poverty and not just its effects, and also for monitoring aimed at establishing how much of the aid reaches the poor, and how much is retained by intermediaries.
None of this will resolve the structural causes of the revolutions in the Maghreb, which all arise from the lack of genuine political parties, trade unions, associations, a free press and, above all, lack of respect for human rights.
Promote women's economic independence, including employment, and eradicate the persistent andincreasing burden of poverty on women by addressing the structural causes of poverty through changes in economic structures, ensuring equal access for all women, including those in rural areas, as vital development agents, to productive resources, opportunities and public services(Beijing Declaration).
Violence against women and girls has certain structural causes, including the historically unequal balance of power between men and women as well as girls and boys, found in many societies.
Pope Benedict XVI proposed“eliminating the structural causes of the dysfunction of the world economy and correcting models of growth which have proved incapable of ensuring respect for the environment.”.
My predecessor Benedict XVI likewise proposed‘eliminating the structural causes of the dysfunctions of the world economy and correcting models of growth which have proved incapable of ensuring respect for the environment.'”.
This is excellent news, but it is mainly by focusing on these structural causes that the Commission will show that it has grasped the extent of the crisis and that it recognises that both it and the EU are fully accountable for what happens today.