Translation of "Repas gratuit " (French → English) :

complimentary meal [ free meal ]

free Internet access | free Net access | free Web access | free Net | free Web

meal period | meal break | mealbreak | mealtime | lunch hour | lunch period | lunch time | lunchtime

dinette [ dining space | dining area | dining alcove | dining recess ]

free education [ free school attendance | free school ]

voluntary conveyance

arranging a bonus issue | bonus issue | capitalisation issue | free issue | script issue | script issue of share

receive requests for food and beverages | taking orders | prepare orders | take orders

8. Recommends that the Member States implement or enhance universal welfare benefits targeting children, such as the provision of subsidised or free meals for children, especially for disadvantaged and poor children, in order to ensure their healthy development; calls on the Member States to adopt active employment measures as part of comprehensive strategies and policies to support parents’ access to good-quality employment and adequate income, and access to high-quality public services (particularly childcare, education, health, housing, and leisure activities) facilitating the alignment of professional life with family life, and to s ...[+++]trengthen the participation of children and their families in the development, implementation and monitoring of these policies; stresses that universal solutions should be coupled with targeted measures to support the most vulnerable and marginalised groups of children and adolescents; regrets the growing tendency of Member State governments to move away from universal support policies towards more means-tested support, as evidence shows that universal support policies offer better protection against child poverty ;

- minimum care in the form of free telephone calls, meals and refreshments and hotel accommodation.

67. Calls on the Member States to attach greater importance to the fact that cuts in grants for specific services such as dinner money, free teaching materials and school buses, and for essential leisure and out-of-school educational opportunities, might lead to direct social exclusion, in particular for children from socially vulnerable families; highlights the need for Member States to provide equal opportunities for the integration of all children through an active sports policy in schools and access to information technologies; calls on the Commission to incorporate services for children such as child care, school transport and sch ...[+++]ool meals in the list of general interest social services;

67. Calls on the Member States to attach greater importance to the fact that cuts in grants for specific services such as dinner money, free teaching materials and school buses, and for essential leisure and out-of-school educational opportunities, might lead to direct social exclusion, in particular for children from socially vulnerable families; highlights the need for Member States to provide equal opportunities for the integration of all children through an active sports policy in schools and access to information technologies; calls on the Commission to incorporate services for children such as child care, school transport and sch ...[+++]ool meals in the list of general interest social services;