Examples of using Whose livelihoods in English and their translations into Slovak
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They also affect local inhabitants, whose livelihoods are closely linked to those ecosystems.
The suspension of anchovy fishing in the Bay of Biscay since 2005 hasbrought great difficulties for economic operators whose livelihoods depended on this economic activity.
Europe has a responsibility to protect those people whose livelihoods have been built, at no fault to themselves, on a failing to value the long-term viability of the planet rather than short-term profit.
The Commission will propose to extend the scope of the EuropeanGlobalisation Fund to include assistance to farmers whose livelihoods may be affected by globalisation.
The importance of technical and financial assistance to aid the economic transition of tobacco growers andworkers whose livelihoods are seriously affected as a consequence of tobacco control programmes in developing country Parties, as well as Parties with economies in transition, should be recognised and addressed in the context of nationally developed strategies for sustainable development.
The vast amounts of CO2 absorbed by the oceans causes acidification,influencing the health of our oceans and those whose livelihoods and nutrition depend on them.
The importance of technical and financial assistance to aid the economic transition of tobacco growers andworkers whose livelihoods are seriously affected as a consequence of tobacco control programmes in developing country Parties, as well as Parties with economies in transition, should be recognised and addressed in the context of nationally developed strategies for sustainable development.
Innovation and research in the maritime economy can drive a European growth and jobs recovery whilst securing a sustainable future for Europe's seas,oceans, and all those whose livelihoods depend on them.
Leigh Day represented 15,600 Ogoni farmers and fisherman whose livelihoods were shattered after a two large oil leaks in 2008 and 2009.
My second question to the Commissioner, when she was here, and therefore to the Commission as well, was how this money can be distributed to Member States or whether it is possible todo so in such a way that small producers whose livelihoods are at risk will be the first to receive it?
Stresses the need to support the development of local communities whose livelihoods depend mostly on fishing and activities related to the fishing industry;
Consequently, the EESC does not entirely reject the Community derogations scheme, but calls for its implementation to be delayed, so that during the first three years of application of the regulation the ban would be complete,with the sole exception of Inuit communities, whose livelihoods depend on seal hunting.
The EGF can alsobe used to help those in the agriculture sector whose livelihoods could be affected by globalisation.
The case concerning BP follows a landmark victory for15,600 Nigerian farmers and fishermen whose livelihoods were devastated by two separate Shell oil spills in 2008 and 2009.
There are still some communities whose livelihood depend on fishing.
Knatte feels a lot of responsibility towards his customers whose livelihood he is transporting, and believe that he is performing a key function in the supply chain.
Will Member States be able to distribute this money fairly so that it is not given to farming's big business and large farms, but to smallholders,family farmers who are most in need and whose livelihood depends on it?
The 10 days were of increasing importance also to navigation and agriculture, causing severe problems for sailors, merchants,and farmers whose livelihood depended upon precise measurements of time and the seasons.
My demand is to reconcile two major issues: effective protection of bluefin tuna to enable its survival and future placing on the market,and support for European coastal fishermen whose livelihood is partly dependent on this trade.
The 10 days were of increasing importance also to navigation and agriculture, causing severe problems for sailors, merchants,and farmers whose livelihood depended upon precise measurements of time and the seasons.
While the French Claude Debussy portrayed beauty, unrestraint and eternal transformations of the marine element, the British Benjamin Britten in his Peter Grimes opera expressed“my awareness of the perpetualstruggle of men and women whose livelihood depends on the sea”.
For ladies whose livelihood depends on risks that are calculated, they have overreached themselves, I fear.
This matter has not been discussed thoroughly enough andno account has been taken of the poor people whose livelihood this will take away without offering them anything else in its place.
From a farmer whose livelihood and health has improved through organic cotton, to the young girl who turns her life around when she's given support to get out of forced labour and back into school.
Calls on the Commission to develop instruments focusing on providing protection against unjustified legal prosecutions, economic sanctions and discrimination against whistle-blowers, and calls, in this connection, for a general fund to be set up, financed in part from money recovered or proceeds from fines,to give appropriate financial support to whistle-blowers whose livelihood is put at risk as a result of disclosures of relevant facts;
When funding EFSD+ operations, priority should be given to thosewhich have a high impact on decent job creation and livelihoods and whose cost-benefit ratio enhances the sustainability of investment and which provide the highest guarantees of sustainability and long-term development impact throughout local ownership.