Übersetzung für "De facto care " (Englisch → Französisch) :

de facto care | de facto custody

corporation de facto corporation de facto | de facto corporation de facto corporation

apply nursing care in long term care | integrate principles of nursing care in long-term-care | apply nursing care in long-term care | promote nursing care in long-term care

care at home | care in the home | domestic care service | domiciliary care | home care | home care service | home-based care

health care [ medical care ]

de facto corporation [ corporation de facto ]

give nutrition-based advice in care | identify professional dietetic quality of care | ensure dietetic interventions in care | identify the dietetic professional quality of care

manage youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise children's psychiatric care needs | look after youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise youths' psychiatric care needs

organisation of health care [ health scheme | health system | organization of health care ]

I think that if you wish to change the method of appointment, if not de jure or even de facto, our constitutional interpretation cares about reality, cares about the actual imperatives and the actual conducts that take place, if you change the process de facto, you need to accord with the constitutional ideas relating to amendment.

The requirement is fulfilled if no other family members in the country of origin are by law or de facto supporting the person, i.e. no one could replace the sponsor or his/her spouse with regard to day-to-day care duties.

9. Calls on the Government of South Sudan, following the recommendations of the UN Human Rights Council, to implement all international and regional human rights instruments to which it is party, as well as to improve the justice system and to strengthen the independence of the South Sudan Human Rights Commission; calls further for the European Union to ensure that the promotion of democracy and the establishment of an enabling environment for human rights organisations are essential elements in its development aid to South Sudan; calls on the European Union to ensure that development aid to South Sudan carefully considers the rights of women and girls in the country, specifically by supporting women’s organisations as well as by ending t ...[+++]he practice of child marriages and child labour; calls for harmonisation of customary and statutory law, and emphasises the importance of establishing a separate judicial system for minors in order to prevent unlawful imprisonment and protect children’s rights; condemns the South Sudan authorities’ arbitrary detentions and harassment of journalists, as reported by NGOs, because this results in de facto censorship; calls on the South Sudanese authorities to hold to account and prosecute the perpetrators of such crimes against journalists;

37. Underlines that the expenditure cuts in the care sector de facto redistribute work on to the shoulders of women and undermine gender equality; and calls on all Member States to develop plans for the provision of care services that can generate social justice and gender equality;