Examples of using Structural causes in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is often attributed to two structural causes.
Address the structural causes of the crisis in order to boost food-producing agriculture in a sustainable way;
Calls on the MemberStates to draw up appropriate policies to support elderly women and to eliminate the structural causes of gender differences in compensation;
Structural causes of imbalances will therefore continue while economic governance will still be rather weak as a process in the making.
We work to make evident the structural causes of violence against women.
Fair laws are needed that can guarantee that harmony and help overcome the conflicts that have torn this Nation for decades-- laws that are not born from the pragmatic requirement of bringing order to society but fromthe desire to solve the structural causes of poverty that generate exclusion and violence.".
As Parliament has said before, the structural causes of the crisis need to be tackled.
Whereas, therefore, the structural causes of exclusion, including discrimination and inadequate service provision, also need to be addressed.
Calls on the MemberStates to draw up appropriate policies for supporting elderly women and to eliminate the structural causes of gender differences in compensation;
This is one of the key structural causes of unemployment in the European Union, and we need the contribution of these agencies more than ever.
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.
This goes hand in hand with the need to eliminate the structural causes of unequal pay for men and women, mainly linked with the fact that all too often women alone are responsible for their children's care and upbringing.
This tragically topical own-initiative report was first drawn up more than ayear ago to assess the phenomenon of immigration and its structural causes in a pragmatic and balanced manner, regardless of political or ideological prejudices.
Stresses that the new framework should address the structural causes of poverty, inequality and violence by strengthening effective, inclusive and democratic institutions, good governance and the rule of law;
Takes note of the recently launched National Dialogue, calls on the Guatemalan authorities to ensure that the public policy is developed through a wide participative process andaddresses the structural causes that increase the vulnerability of human rights defenders, and invites the business community to support these efforts;
My predecessor Benedict XVI likewise pro- posed“eliminating the structural causes of the dysfunctions of the world economy and correct- ing models of growth which have proved incapa- ble of ensuring respect for the environment”.
Recalls that one of the primary obligations of the state is to provide all children with education by increasing opportunities,creating adequate institutions and addressing the structural causes of major impediments to universal primary education, including drop-out rates, which remain a major impediment to universal primary education;
The deepening financial crisis has structural causes which are linked to a huge overexpansion of financial transactions during the past decade, which have been based on a flawed securitisation process, reckless risk-taking, a breakdown of due diligence and lack of understanding of systemic risks.
Whereas the rise of political Islam in West Africa such as‘BokoHaram' should be countered by addressing the structural causes of poverty both in Mali and in West Africa, which are economic and social development as well as distribution of wealth;
In any case, 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. In essence, the institutional tools that characterise true democracy and give the people a voice are missing.
I welcome the adoption of this report,as it indicates that the EU is going to address the structural causes of problems resulting from migration flows through its foreign cooperation policy, without preconceptions of any kind.
Measures to eliminate existing labour-market discrimination and the structural causes of gender-specific income disparities, especially the promotion of social safeguards for women, especially via measures to reduce short-term, insecure part-time work and to improve the regulation of part-time working(e.g. extension of the right to part-time working for parents, with the right to return to full-time working later; improved involvement in in-house further training programmes).
The pope references a proposal by his predecessor, Benedict XVI, for“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.”.
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'”(no. 6.).
He notes that“mypredecessor 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.'”.
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.
Future goals must therefore be formulated with generosity and courage,“so thatthey can have a real impact on the structural causes of poverty and hunger”, which leads to results favouring the protection of the environment, and to“ensure dignified and productive labor for all, and provide appropriate protection for the family, which is an essential element in sustainable human and social development”.
Future Sustainable Development Goals must therefore be formulated and carried out with generosity and courage,so that they can have a real impact on the structural causes of poverty and hunger, attain more substantial results in protecting the environment, ensure dignified and productive labor for all, and provide appropriate protection for the family, which is an essential element in sustainable human and social development.
Regrets the absence of gender mainstreaming in the Europe 2020 strategy, and calls for the inclusion of overall and stronger gender mainstreaming therein,addressing the structural causes of female poverty, in particular in the framework of formulating the country-specific recommendations in the context of the European semester, and for specific policy guidance on reducing gender inequalities to be included in the annual growth survey;