Examples of using Mpcs in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The fight against poverty in MPCs.
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The socio-economic situation in the MPCs.
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And, more importantly, can it be useful for the Mediterranean Partner Countries(MPCs)?
The EU and the MPCs committed themselves to partnership on social, cultural and humanitarian issues.
Situation and features of the main associations in the MPCs.
MPCs can likewise take part in the European Research Area and the 7th Research Framework Programme 2007-2013.
The principal of trade union freedom is enshrined in the constitutions of the MPCs.
The ENP offers the MPCs opportunities for bringing down unemployment through market oriented reforms.
EU assistance is currently geared primarily to supporting healthcare reform in the MPCs.
In addition to business associations, the important role played in the MPCs by chambers of commerce should be indicated.
EU accession has also altered relations between the new Member States and the MPCs.
Cooperation between EU Member States and MPCs is well developed in the specific areas of higher education and research.
This is also true of the Palestinians living long-term in refugee camps in some MPCs.
The EESC has long drawn attention to the untapped potential that women in the MPCs represent for economic and social advancement.
Cooperation in this area is an important part of the social dimension of relations between the EU and the MPCs.
Many companies in the MPCs have gone out of business, especially micro companies and social economy enterprises, which are the prime job creators.
The emphasis that the EU places on lifelong learning is also reflected in the extension of this programme to MPCs.
The well-established Euro-Mediterranean economic association, through the EU association agreements with the MPCs, must be extended to the social and democratic dimensions.
Recent developments in the European Union following the accession of a further ten Member States in 2004 have also had an impact on relations with MPCs.
Most trade union organisations in the MPCs belong to wider international confederations, and coordinate their work with European trade unions through the Euromed Trade Union Forum.
The EESC shares the Commission's opinion, andconsiders it vital that democratising processes in the MPCs be launched and consolidated.
MPCs currently experience poverty in both rural areas, where it used to be prevalent, and in towns, as a result of large-scale immigration and the emergence of slum areas.
The Partnership Policy has often been criticised, butit has undoubtedly provided support for a number of economic reforms in the MPCs that are beginning to bear fruit.
The network of Economic and Social Councils in the MPCs and the EU should play a partnership role in the Barcelona process and the Union for the Mediterranean in negotiations, especially on social matters.
This is also one of the goals of the TRESMED programme, which has made a noteworthy contribution to the development of a political, economic andsocial dialogue between the EU and the MPCs.
Notwithstanding increases in the last five years,the influx of foreign direct investments into MPCs, which would help to launch or boost economic growth, remains low.
Business associations are widespread in all the MPCs, and in general are not subject to as many legal, political or administrative restrictions in performing their representative function.
These foreigners, most of whom are not there for brief periods,are not integrated into the social systems of MPCs and thus constitute a great risk to the stability of these countries.