Traduction de «échelon inférieur de l'échelle sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

The European Agenda on Security, dated 28 April 2015, in which the Commission considers participation of young people to be a key factor in preventing radicalisation by promoting European values and fostering social inclusion, also mentioning the Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN), an EU-wide umbrella which enables the exchange of experience and practices facilitating early detection of radicalisation and the design of preventive and disengagement strategies at local level.

– (PL) Not very long ago, moving into a home made of prefabricated concrete was seen by many millions of people as a move up the social ladder and an improvement in standard of living.

Not only is a member now stagnating at some lower level on the ladder, but unless you're in the top 15% approximately, unless you've achieved your highest progression expected up that ladder at the point of stagnation, you will lose to some degree.

The Commission Communication of 12 July 2004 to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions ‘Flood risk management — Flood prevention, protection and mitigation’ sets out its analysis and approach to managing flood risks at Community level, and states that concerted and coordinated action at Community level would bring considerable added value and improve the overall level of flood protection.

Led by a small staff located in Ottawa and directed by a highly motivated board of directors, 13 Inuit women comprised of a youth representative, a non-northern representative, and women elected from regions that take in all 52 communities across the north, Pauktuutit is committed to bringing about political and social improvements, to foster awareness of the needs of Inuit women, and to encourage their community, regional, and national participation in relation to social, cultural, and economic development in Canada.

5. Considers that the priority of coordination between macroeconomic and labour market policies has to be strengthened and encourages particularly coordination aiming at lowering the non-direct cost of labour at the lower end of the wage scale, provided that this reduction is brought into balance with other forms of funding (for example indirect taxation or taxation on energy consumption) in order to prevent a deterioration in social services; encourages the shifting towards active labour market measures that are accompanied by tailor-made training and/or placement help, strengthening and extending employment stability and social securi ...[+++]ty as well as the opportunity for all unemployed to receive retraining;