Traduction de «niveau minimum de subsistance » (Français → Anglais) :

minimum level of subsistence [ minimum-subsistence level ]

Minimum Household Subsistence Level

lowest water level | minimum stage | minimum water level

minimum water level | minimum stage | lowest water level)

minimum safe level of world cereal stock

minimum triggering level

H. whereas the EU rules on passengers’ rights provide a minimum level of protection for citizens and thus facilitate mobility and social integration; whereas they help create a level playing field for transport operators within as well as across modes; whereas the EU legal framework protecting passengers’ rights needs to guarantee a minimum standard of consumer protection that is able to withstand evolving commercial practices such as add-on charges, as well as covering cases of bankruptcy or insolvency of airlines; whereas the Union needs to react to new multimodal mobility patterns;

27. Encourages the Member States to provide an appropriate level of social protection and a sufficient minimum level of subsistence (in particular in terms of unemployment insurance, health insurance and maternity benefits), equivalent to those enjoyed by all other workers, and to explore specific pro-active and active employment policy measures, which must provide a guaranteed and decent level of income for those periods without employment natural to the cultural and creative sector, and enable personal and collective emancipation; considers also that a minimum income can be an appropriate means of guaranteeing such a level of social p ...[+++]rotection and that this can also be usefully combined with training courses;

‘Community minimum tax level’ means the minimum level of taxation provided for in Community legislation; for energy products and electricity, the Community minimum tax level means the minimum level of taxation laid down in Annex I to Directive 2003/96/EC.

supplementary, substitute or ancillary cover against the risks covered by the branches of social security referred to in Article 3(1), and which guarantee the persons concerned a minimum subsistence income having regard to the economic and social situation in the Member State concerned.