Traduction de «frappé d'exclusion » (Français → Anglais) :

hit-and-run [ hit and run ]

exclusive distribution agreement [ exclusive dealership | exclusive sales rights | Exclusive distribution(ECLAS) ]

second strike

social integration [ integration into society | social assimilation | social inclusion | social insertion ]

exclusive economic zone [ EEZ | exclusive national zone | two-hundred-mile zone ]

15. Notes that the impact on employment creation was less than initially expected, in spite of the fact that many recipients would have been completely excluded from the credit market were it not for microcredit; believes that this less-than-expected impact on employment creation can partly be explained by the fact that the Facility was implemented at the same time as the economy was experiencing a major economic crisis which impacted both on the credit market and on employment figures; notes however that the Facility substantially contributed to job preservation; takes into account that this will be addressed by the new, more flexibl ...[+++]e EaSI instrument;

D. having regard to the high rates of youth unemployment and to the fact that the fiscal consolidation of the Member States mainly affected by the crisis should not be carried out at the expense of jobs occupied by young people; whereas, as a result of such high youth unemployment, young people are experiencing increased levels of poverty and social exclusion, especially in the case of those from disadvantaged and vulnerable groups; recognises and welcomes, however, the fact that commitments have been made to speed up the delivery of Youth Employment Initiative funds to Member States, but calls for even stronger commitments from the C ...[+++]ommission to tackle this serious problem;

E. having regard to the high rates of youth unemployment and to the fact that the fiscal consolidation of the Member States mainly affected by the crisis should not be carried out at the expense of jobs occupied by young people; whereas, as a result of such high youth unemployment, young people are experiencing increased levels of poverty and social exclusion, especially in the case of those from disadvantaged and vulnerable groups; recognises and welcomes, however, the fact that commitments have been made to speed up the delivery of Youth Employment Initiative funds to Member States, but calls for even stronger commitments from the Co ...[+++]mmission to tackle this serious problem;

Recipients of EU aid that have made false declarations, committed substantial errors, irregularities or fraud will have their grants suspended and may be excluded from further EU financing and be subject to financial penalties.