Traduction de «Personne qui aide et encourage » (Français → Anglais) :

Incentive and exchange programme for persons responsible for combating trade in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children | STOP Programme

Incentive and Exchange Programme for persons responsible for combating trade in human beings and sexual exploitation of children | Sexual Trafficking of Persons | Sexual Trafficking Of Persons Programme | STOP [Abbr.]

Programme of incentives, exchanges, training and cooperation for persons responsible for combating trade in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children | Stop II [Abbr.]

disability social worker | rehabilitation social worker | rehabilitation support worker | rehabilitation worker

encourage health care users' self monitoring | promote health care user's self-monitoring | encourage health care users' self-monitoring | encourage healthcare user's self-monitoring

disability support assistant | disability support carer | disability care worker | disability support worker

one person household [ person living alone | single person | Single persons(ECLAS) | single persons(UNBIS) ]

Do Financial Incentives Encourage Welfare Recipients to Work? Initial 18-month Findings from the Self-Sufficiency Project [ Do Financial Incentives Encourage Welfare Recipients to Work? ]

Do Financial Incentives Encourage Welfare Recipients to Work? Initial 18-Month Findings from the Self-Sufficiency Project [ Do Financial Incentives Encourage Welfare Recipients to Work? ]

5. Welcomes the fact that Regulation (EU) No 1303/2013, with effect from 2014, contains historic new elements intended to support the most disadvantaged; urges the Member States to include these in their operational programmes and to take concrete and immediate action to make it compulsory to develop a strategy for the transition from large institutions to community-based services, and to make an effort to adopt appropriate measures; takes the view, furthermore, that the Member States must help to promote social inclusion, to combat poverty and all forms of discrimination as enshrined in EU law, to combat hate crime directed at people from marginalised c ...[+++]ommunities and to promote anti-discrimination policies, if necessary by, inter alia, adopting appropriate legislation, strengthening national anti-discrimination bodies and promoting specific training for civil servants; notes that the aforementioned regulation also integrates and/or includes marginalised communities by targeting their needs in respect of the growing challenges they face in a knowledge-based society; takes the view that, in line with the regulation, the European Code of Conduct on Partnership should be followed and applied strictly;

131. Every person who knowingly induces, aids or abets or attempts to induce, aid or abet any person to contravene section 117, 118, 119, 122, 124 or 129, or who counsels a person to do so, commits an offence and is liable to the same penalty as that person.

If a person in Canada knowingly assists or encourages a company to commit a prohibited act, whether this is by investing capital resources or by providing technical or engineering expertise, then that person would be committing the offence even if the company aided or abetted is in another country where making the munitions is not a crime.

10. Calls for the establishment of a regular, critical evaluation mechanism involving Parliament, the Committee of the Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee, based on precise indicators at national and European level, which will make it possible to evaluate the multiple dimensions of poverty and measure the Member States' progress – bearing in mind the gender and age distribution of poverty – towards achieving the poverty reduction target and breaking it down into sub-targets, insofar as the lack of a detailed definition of poverty leaves the Member States too much leeway, giving rise to a risk of aberrant interpretation ...[+++]s; calls on the Commission to improve national and European indicators as regards the comparability of national statistics on poverty among vulnerable groups, and to promote, in conjunction with Eurostat, the compilation of more detailed statistics as part of a comprehensive scoreboard on poverty and social exclusion which will make it possible, inter alia, to track the number of people receiving less than 50% or 40%, respectively, of the median income, and to use this as a basis for conducting an annual evaluation of poverty situations in the EU, supplementing the statistical approach with a qualitative and participatory approach; calls on the Commission to ensure that the policies implemented are beneficial to all and not just to those close to the poverty threshold;