Translation of "Staatliche programme" in English

Discussion of early warning systems for tsunamis has focused on government programs.

Public programmes and new financial facilities have contributed to a positive development.

In this respect state programs continue to lag behind.

Big Tobacco has paid $400 billion to state Medicaid programs.

Public programmes are often insufficient as an in-depth action.

Public programmes that mainly fulfil a public supply mandate in rural areas are the first.

State-run disaster risk reduction programmes mostly concentrate on the large cities.

It was the state-run economic programmes that helped Germany to recover.

To ensure favorable conditions, it is necessary to create and implement state programs.

In MEDT suddenly found that federal programs are implemented very inefficiently.

There are only a limited number of sponsorship possibilities available to international students through state programmes.

Roche does not support projects intended to replace or compete with government programmes.

They receive the same legal status in the host country as refugees who have entered under government schemes.

On energy efficiency, public programmes to reduce energy intensity have been fragmented and cost-inefficient.

Especially the technology decisions through government programmes that are connected to a direct R & D project funding are viewed more and more critically.

Meanwhile, State programmes that seek societal answers to domestic and care work are rare.

Consisting of plenary sessions and, where necessary for specific issues, working groups with clear objectives and deadlines, it will be a meeting place for actors from all areas, including government agencies and programmes, standards bodies, industry, services within the Commission and user organisations (e.g. parent and teacher organisations, child protection groups, consumer protection bodies and civil and digital rights organisations).

For starters, people tend to think of taxes as a loathsome infringement on their freedom, as if petty bureaucrats will inevitably squander the increased revenue on useless and ineffective government employees and programs.

For too long, both private investment and critical state programs have been impeded by misdirected bureaucratic efforts to promote black economic interests, and public management regulations that are impenetrable and impractical.

A poor kid is unlikely to break free of his or her parents’ poverty without strong and effective government programs that support high-quality education, health care, and decent nutrition.

Government programs supposedly provide a social safety net, but politicians are, in fact, largely indifferent to the well-being of the poor, because poor voters turn out in lower numbers and do not finance America’s expensive election campaigns.

Already the US is facing huge fiscal deficits and a squeeze on popular programs, even before the costs of war and its aftermath are taken into account.

While this option would be difficult to implement in areas with chronic water shortages, government-led distribution programs have worked elsewhere.

What is lacking are effective government policies to attract high-quality FDI, particularly for exports, which could have a multiplier effect domestically, creating both direct and indirect employment.

Public programs work less well when the best route to the goal – in this case, the most promising post-carbon energy technologies – is uncertain.

But the major social and economic challenges addressed by federal programs will not disappear.

For Brooks, it is that knowing that public programs make one’s life easier causes one to vote for non-Republican candidates.