Übersetzung für "Staatliche leistungen" in Englisch

In many European countries, the government pays benefits to a majority of the population.

They have seriously limited capacities of delivering public services.

Every other age groups get government benefits.

Only then can you use public services such as the Job Centre.

They may also lack other benefits, such as maternity or paternity leave.

Moreover, technology could be used to streamline government services and render them more transparent.

In particular, they argued that State benefits do not represent a significant proportion of their respective turnovers.

In general, consumers expect public authorities to guarantee some aspects of service and to play a supervisory role.

Payments by the foundation may not be used to replace or curtail public funding of any kind.

These are used to fund healthcare, state pensions, unemployment benefit and other state benefits.

Contributions can help protect certain state benefits and allowances if you return to your home country.

The report called for support for the outermost regions and for areas that are important to their development: agriculture, fisheries, competition and state aids, enterprise policies, services of general interest and services of general economic interest, taxation, customs measures, environment, energy, research, technological development, vocational training, transport, trans-European networks, new information and communication technologies.

Most pensioners depend entirely on their state pension or other state benefits as their only income.

Italians are in the habit of thinking that tax increases necessarily go only to paying off rich investors, rather than to paying for government services like better roads and schools.

But the majority of Americans, having supported the tax cuts in Bush’s first term because it gave them a little extra cash, do not support the attack on basic government services that has followed.

Access to the Internet has, over time, become inextricably linked to accessing resources relevant in numerous areas of life – from education, to healthcare, to government services, and the list goes on.

Nor could it conduct credible negotiations with Israel or deliver necessary services to ordinary Palestinians.

This implies that public goods of a limited dimension in space should be provided on the local or regional level, those of a larger size should be supplied on the national level and that Europe-wide public goods be dealt with on the European level.

Because the non-delivery of government services would inhibit the proper functioning of business supply chains, understanding how the government-services supply chain works is vital.

At the same time, governments should provide access to portable benefits for those people who do leave, so that they can support themselves abroad. And destination countries should consider providing emergency employment for displaced workers, using Australia and New Zealand’s seasonal worker programs as a model.

Equally important for Pakistan is to expand and reform its public education system and improve basic services so that radical groups cannot lure young people into their educational and welfare networks.

Using a measure of “comprehensive income” – money income, total capital gains on wealth, imputed rent on owner-occupied housing, non-cash government benefits, and public consumption – income taxes are generally progressive.

We actually knew back in 2000 that we were unlikely to achieve the goals: the World Bank estimated that in addition to policy and service-delivery reform in many countries, annual overseas development aid would need to increase by $50 billion.

Americans seem to believe that they have a natural right to government services without paying taxes.

In fact, it would be a tough sell for any candidate to convince Americans who receive government benefits that they are dependent rather than empowered; that it is bad for people to vote for politicians who make their lives better; and that good public policy seeks to create human catastrophe rather than to avert it.

Invalidity pensions granted before 1 April 2000 under the State Allowances Act and which are retained under the State Pension Insurance Act.