Translation of "Bien à caractère social " (French → English) :

social market economy

flat subsidized by public welfare

construction of houses subsidised by public welfare

ethical mutual fund

non-profit internship | non-profit placement | placement in a non-profit or voluntary organisation

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The list of actions to be taken at Community and national levels should cover, but not be limited to, the following elements and domains: socio-economic issues (competitiveness of forestry, valuation of social and environmental goods and services); environmental issues (climate change, forest fires, water, biodiversity conservation); use of wood as energy source; information about wood as a renewable and environmentally friendly resource; governance issues; horizontal activities (research, training, forest statistics, monitoring); and co-ordination, communication and co-operation.

2. Where relevant, appropriate and technically feasible, having regard in particular to the prevalence and distribution of the hazard in the animals or goods, to the perishability of the samples or the goods and to the amount of available substrate, the competent authorities shall:

However, Bill Blaikie was right to say that simply discussing social standards or clauses doesn't necessarily mean imposing North American, Canadian or Quebec standards on developing countries, but rather including in free trade and other trade agreements provisions dealing with certain fundamental values and conventions.

And yet, the Supreme Court, in one of its judgements—if I recall correctly, it was Madam Justice Wilson—held that the Unemployment Insurance Act was legislation of a social nature that should be administered liberally.