Examples of using Basic community in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I support basic community health and hygiene.
In this way local cooperation acquires a more general significance, anda realisation potential in line with the basic Community message.
This page documents basic community guidelines for this wiki.
Promote and encourage the rehabilitation of related production areas(agricultural and industrial),which are serviced by basic community facilities and utilities.
From the basic Community Structural Funds legislation to projects receiving ERDF assistance.
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A just society depends on the well-being of its basic community, its vital living cell, the family.
Whereas several basic Community regulations provide for lists of ingredients and straight feedingstuffs;
In February 1989, the Committee adopted an Opinion on Basic Community Social Rights Rappor teur: François Staedelin.
May I recall the basic Community provisions concerning the mandate of the Commission to negotiate on behalf of the Community. .
Two of the ideasthe Committee looked at, smart cards and optical cards, applied to the basic Community transit system and were covered in the previous section.
D The establishment of basic Community standards to protect the health of the general public and workers.
In their professional and personal lives,those who work in television should be committed to the family as society's basic community of life, love and solidarity.
Since 1998, the centre has promoted a basic community programme to extend the age of children assisted.
Various Court of Justice rulings in this field underline the European sports federations' responsibility and autonomy,provided that those federations comply with basic Community legislation.
On Amendment 4,may I recall the basic Community provisions concerning the mandate of the Commission to negotiate on behalf of the Community. .
In general, the Commission situates andapplies its competition policy in conjunction with other Community policies to form a set of coherent instruments to realise basic Community objectives.
From this point of view the impact of basic Community legislation on the existing budgetary frameworks might determine what constitutes a significant agreement and, possibly, the subject area of the agreement.
In addition to your work in our departments, this will be a regular group for you and fellow specialists to study the intellectual,spiritual and social foundations of our work- and enter into a basic community process together.
When"private gain and basic community needs conflict with one another," it is for the public authorities"to seek a solution to these questions, with the active involvement of individual citizens and social groups.
The three urgent measures called for by the Committee already featured in the Opinion on basic Community social rights adopted on 22 February 1989, for which François Staedelin again acted as rapporteur.
Recalling efforts to assist the family, the Pope urged the Bishops to" promote the unity and well-being of the Christian family built on the sacrament of marriage", supporting"initiatives andassociations dedicated to the sanctification of this basic community.
The European Social Fund is certainly the basic Community instrument for applying the four pillars, especially employability, and the regulation we are discussing today is consistent with the objectives of social integration and non-discrimination.
However, by way of derogation from the first subparagraph, the decision to introduce emergency vaccination around the outbreak may be taken by the Member Stateconcerned following notification to the Commission, provided that basic Community interests are not endangered.
Mrs Cresson saw the Opinion adopted by the ESC on 22 February 1989 on basic Community social rights as the basis for the Commission draft- though she acknowledged that there were a number of discrepancies between the ESC Opinion and the Charter adopted in Strasbourg.
In cases where an outbreak has been confirmed in a laboratory, a zoo, a wildlife park or a fenced area where pigs are kept for scientific purposes or purposes related to conservation of species or conservation of rare breeds, the Member State concerned may decide to derogatefrom paragraph 1( a) and( e), provided that basic Community interests are not endangered.
On 22 February 1989 the ESC adopted an Opinion on'Basic Community social rights'(rapporteur- Mr François Staedelin, chairman of the Workers' Group; co-rapporteur- Mr Nikolaos Vassilaras, chairman of the Various Interests' Group) by 135 votes against 22 with 8 abstentions.
In addition, the decision to introduce emergency vaccination around an outbreak could be taken by the affected MemberState following notification to the Commission, provided that basic Community interests would not be endangered and these national measures would be reviewed in the Standing Veterinary Committee and harmonised by Commission decision.
A Directive amending Directive 95/18/EC on the licensing of railway undertakings; this proposal seeks to extend the provisions of the said Directive to cover all the railway undertakings established in the Community, which would guarantee a free circulation of services and a fair and non-discriminatory treatment of all undertakings,in accordance with the basic Community principles.
This may be due to the lack of professional qualification,lack of resources, insufficient basic community mental health services, lack of qualified professional assistance to meet this demand, or due to social prejudice, by the family member's inability to deal with serious conditions experienced in day to day life.
For the purposes of applying this Directive,the terms'significant release of radioactive material' and'abnormal levels of radioactivity which are likely to be detrimental to public health' are to be understood as covering situations likely to result in members of the public being exposed to doses in excess of the dose limits prescribed under the Directives laying down basic Community safety standards for radiological protection 1.