social provisions

A less appropriate idea is to include social provisions in this text.

However, we understand the need to add to this pact economic and social provisions, with jobs as the target.

Because this citizen - one in five globally - still has no access to elementary social provisions, such as education and health care.

Resources needed for social provisions are increasingly difficult to obtain from dwindling public sources (taxes).

For that, it is perhaps not vital for these economic and social provisions to be included in the pact.

I am in favour of financing social provisions in order to assist workers who have lost their jobs.

Therefore, there exists a more generalised access, with lower conditionability, to the social provisions.

'Social provisions of real and imaginary relationships in early childhood.'

Health care costs can pose absolutely serious threats to impoverished populations, especially in countries without proper social provisions.

'Part-time, temporary workers will be granted the same social provisions as full-time employees.

For me, a key test will be how far the social provisions can be incorporated into the Maastricht agreement.

The Legal Affairs Committee missed an opportunity to advance the social provisions to workers.

The social provisions of the Treaty of Rome (1957) are relatively limited and scattered throughout its various parts.

Their critics argue that the principle of mutual recognition of national social provisions requires a Community "yardstick".

All of our major parties are in thrall to the idea of market-driven solutions to social provisions and problem solving.

The public is becoming increasingly exacting as regards transport services, especially in terms of environmental protection, technical safety and abiding by social provisions.

Secondly, my committee has said that the Services Directive should under no circumstances undermine existing European social provisions.

These same demands will be on the agenda for the passenger transport drivers, because our report fails to put sufficient emphasis on the social provisions.

But national rules and traditions are so divergent that social provisions often determine the ability to compete, another point that has been raised here this evening.

The conclusions also recalled the Treaty's social provisions, in particular its attachment to the improvement of employment and of living and working conditions.

The convergence criteria are being met by Member States making drastic cuts in social provisions and by unnecessary privatisation.

Members of the Roma community face racist attacks, unequal access to public services and social provisions and huge living and educational segregation.

Social provisions of the Lisbon Treaty (debate)

The irresponsible and greedy ' take advantage ' landlords have ruined the credibility of social provisions like housing benefit.

What is the difference if a firm evades environmental regulations and social provisions worth a billion euros, or gets a billion euros in state aid?