Examples of using Basic public in English and their translations into Slovak
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The SPS also contributes to the provision of basic public goods.
Moreover, 60% of basic public services are now fully available online and more than half of EU citizens use the Internet regularly.1.
The following sections describe in more detail each type of basic public service.
Member States who make basic public services fully available online can make life easier for their citizens and businesses, while reducing their own costs.".
The middle-class squeezehas also reduced voters' willingness to support even basic public services.
Basic public services such as health, education and social support are being cut back at a time when families- particularly women- need them most.
This layer is central to the conceptual model since all access to basic public services passes through it.
Basic public services such as health, education and social support are being cut back at a time when families- particularly women- need them most.
Greening is a decoupledincome support which rewards farmers for the provision of basic public goods.
They are deeply dissatisfied with Kabul's inability andunwillingness to provide basic public services and with the widespread corruption of the power elites.
It is no accident that many developing countries do not, in fact,even reach the minimum level of revenue needed to finance basic public services.
There has been an increase in the availability of e-government for basic public services and its use by the public in the Member States;
Whereas CSR should not replace or exempt states from their responsibility in the provision of basic public services.
Aggregate public services are constructed by grouping a number of basic public services that can be accessed in a secure and controlled way.
Whereas CSR should not replace or exempt the State from its responsibility in the provision of basic public services.
Since the activities of this agency would touch closely upon the basic public freedoms, it would have to report on its activities to the European Parliament and to the Council.
The link between direct payments andcross-compliance conditions contributes to the provision of basic public goods by agriculture.
In order to understand this model,it is useful to subdivide it into three layers: basic public services, secure data exchange and aggregate public services, which are detailed in the following sections.
Second indent The main objective of the SPS is to grant a basic income support to farmers while contributing to the provision of basic public goods.
Setting up European public services will only be feasible if those basic public services are designed with interoperability requirements in mind.
It groups three types of components, namely interoperability facilitators, services based on base registries, and external services,together called basic public services.
This illustrates a European public service implemented by combining basic public services, in this case access to national base registries, implemented in different Member States.
They are discriminated against through poorer access to public services andthey are very often discriminated against in respect of access even to some basic public services such as education at every level.
Common specifications for basic public services: The fact that the basic public services on which the aggregated services are based are developed by different public administrations highlights the need for common interface specifications, at technical and semantic level.
Its current dependency on non-governmental organisations(NGOs)is seen at the level of basic public services such as health and education.
Decoupled direct payments provide today basic income support and support for basic public goods desired by European society.
The government has lost control andin many instances are unable to provide even basic public aid such as police, fire and ambulance services.
Yet, many islands remain confronted with problems of accessibility, of small markets,and of high cost of basic public service provision and energy supply.