Übersetzung für "Who-are-you " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

aid children who have experienced trauma | assist children who have experienced trauma | support children who have encountered trauma | support children who have experienced trauma

enquiry character | Who are you signal | who-are-you | who-are-you character | WRU character | WRU signal | WRU [Abbr.]

European register of children who have disappeared, and of culprits who have received sentences

Joint FAO/WHO Meeting on Pesticide Residues | Joint Meeting on Pesticide Residues FAO/WHO | JMPR [Abbr.]

communicate with service users' families | communicate with service users' significant others | communicate with others who are significant to service users | talk with others who are significant to service users

World Health Organisation [ WHO [acronym] World Health Organization ]

assist guests who are VIPs | assist very important guests | assist VIP guests | provide assistance to very important guests

parents who are married to each other

Ordinance of 18 December 2002 on the Insurance of Federal Employees who are Members of the Federal Occupational Pension Scheme PUBLICA [ FEPIO ]

The Polish students who have access to British universities under the same conditions as British students; The British pensioners who are resident in Spain and who benefit from healthcare under the same conditions as Spanish pensioners The Romanian nurses and doctors who contribute to the quality of healthcare in the United Kingdom; Or the engineers from Italy, Germany or elsewhere, who chose to work in the United Kingdom, just like the thousands of British people who have made the same choice to work in Berlin, Rome or Vienna.

The motion for a resolution recognises it, not without some hypocrisy, since those who are proposing it are the same ones who approved the agreement that is causing the negative effects mentioned; the same ones who now express pious concerns about these effects, but who made them possible with their vote; the same ones who are demanding an impact assessment of the agreement, but who are not waiting for the results of this assessment to endorse it; the same ones who are now calling for respect for the Decent Work Agenda of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), but who tune blindly to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) tuning fork and close their eyes to the reports of violations of human rights by US multinationals in the countries ...[+++] of Latin America.

The ongoing efforts of the Union and of the Member States need to be strengthened to increase the access to, and availability of, microfinance to a sufficient scale and within a reasonable time-frame so as to address the high demand of those who need it most in this period of crisis — that is, those who have lost their job, those at risk of losing their job or who have difficulties entering or re-entering the labour market, as well as those who are facing the threat of social exclusion or vulnerable people who are in a disadvantaged position with regard to access to the conventional credit market and who want to start or further develop their own micro-enterprise, including self-employment — whilst actively promoting equal opportunities for ...[+++] women and men.

So it is not the parents who work – the parents always work – who are to blame; it is the parents who have no respect for basic moral principles and values who are to blame, it is the teachers who do not help children to recognise the prime major value of respect for human dignity who are to blame.