Examples of using Mpcs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
What about[Akai] MPCs: Are you still using them nowadays?
The fight against poverty in MPCs.
Volume is currently around 300 Mpcs and growing with~30% annually.
The socio-economic situation in the MPCs.
Relations between the EU and the MPCs thus currently run along two paths.
Situation and features of the main associations in the MPCs.
Failure to secure full economic integration between the EU and the MPCs will be to the detriment of the latter.
Support the development of representation of the social partners in the MPCs;
MPCs can likewise take part in the European Research Area and the 7th Research Framework Programme 2007-2013.
EU accession has alsoaltered relations between the new Member States and the MPCs.
The ENP offers the MPCs opportunities for bringing down unemployment through market oriented reforms.
There has been a decline in the MPC food trade, andthis has happened just as food dependency has grown in most MPCs.
The EU and the MPCs committed themselves to partnership on social, cultural and humanitarian issues.
In addition to business associations, the important role played in the MPCs by chambers of commerce should be indicated.
Cooperation in this area is an importantpart of the social dimension of relations between the EU and the MPCs.
The Mediterranean Partner Countries(MPCs) also show the same trend in the way agricultural employment figures are developing.
The emphasis that the EU places on lifelong learningis also reflected in the extension of this programme to MPCs.
Cooperation between EU Member States and MPCs is well developed in the specific areas of higher education and research.
The European Training Foundation(ETF) plays a very positiverole in supporting vocational education and training in the MPCs.
The EESC has longdrawn attention to the untapped potential that women in the MPCs represent for economic and social advancement.
This is also one of the goals of the TRESMED programme, which has made a noteworthy contribution to the development of a political,economic and social dialogue between the EU and the MPCs.
It is also noted thatyoung people constitute a majority of the population in several MPCs and that the number of youth unemployed is very high indeed.
Economic and Social Councils in the MPCs(where they exist) and other civil society organisations should pay much greater attention to combating poverty than has hitherto been the case.
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.
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.
In the information report, the EESC calls on the Euromed authorities and governments in the Mediterranean andPartner Countries(MPCs) to make education and the integration of young people in economic and social life a priority.
MPCs have committed themselves to promoting basic labour law standards and the relevant international instruments such as the core ILO and UN conventions on the rights of women and children.
Since October 2002,the European Investment Bank's operations in the Mediterranean Partner Countries(MPCs) have been brought together under the Facility for Euro-Mediterra-nean Investment and Partnership(FEMIP).
Many MPCs have high unemployment, and any further agricultural restructuring from smaller to larger holdings with fewer workers would, in the short term, lead to even more unemployment and rural flight to towns and cities.
It is recommended that the EU and the MPCs collaborate further in the education and cultural fields by developing knowledge standards and mutual recognition of qualifications, skills and competences.