social measures

I agree that it is important for us to combine economic and social measures.

Economic, political, and social measures were to be used along with diplomatic engagement.

Include environmental and social measures in your purchasing process.

This section emphasized on the role of the state in providing adequate health and social measures.

The same cannot be said, however, for the way funds are being used on social measures, and this is where there are problems.

However, I must stress that it would be absurd to oppose economic reform and social measures.

He was pioneering in social measures for the workers.

We also need to strengthen the role of social measures within the cohesion policy in order to address the changing democratic situation.

Studies have also shown that social measures such as maternity leave help increase the female employment rate by 3-4%.

Green consistently displayed his faith in social measures, democracy, a strong national defense, and international cooperation.

Then we're going to take some social measures.

And this is a complaint we hear about both regional and, above all, social measures.

This sort of harmonisation requires more social measures and greater consideration to be given to the environment.

Why is there no budget for economic and social measures to compensate for the effects of the reform?

I particularly appreciate her reference to the need for social measures in order to drive progress in terms of society.

The effects on the most vulnerable groups must be mitigated in the shorter term, where necessary through social measures.

In only three months, the Commune voted many social measures, including:

The measures included incentives to investment, tax cuts and social measures.

This organization creates events that cater to the student body through informative and social measures.

He outlined a system of social measures to protect the most vulnerable sections of the population.

The only social measures envisaged are retirement or hypothetical retraining plans.

Is it not clear that the so-called social measures that he rejected would have led to unemployment and the loss of jobs?

The social measures apply to self-employed fishermen as well as to employees.

During his early years in parliament Cook championed several liberalising social measures, to mixed effect.

The ruling coalition promised a number of social measures such as an increase in the average salary and retirement pensions over the next four years.