Übersetzung für "Decent education" in Deutsch

I can see to it that you will get a decent education.

Got a decent education, now that I think on it.

We really appreciate when the brokers come with a decent range of education materials.

Get yourself a decent FOREX Trading Education.

Roma access to education, decent housing and employment must be improved.

It is of particular concern to the EESC that sportsmen and women receive a decent education.

No one should have to fight like I did just to get a decent education.

But his parents hope, if he get help It could have a decent education.

He received a decent education, apparently in the Carmelite monastery of Angers, where he became a novice monk.

He received a decent education, apparently in the Carmelite monastery of Angers, where he became a novice friar.

A decent education and a good profession is the future his parents have mapped out for him.

Graduates receive a decent education, with which they can get a really high-paying job.

It is important that budget support be focused on the fields of health, decent work, education, social services and green growth.

The EU has, until recently, been boasting of the improving situation of women on the labour market, and in securing education, decent living standards, access to women's healthcare or greater representation in constitutional bodies, but the deepening crisis seems to have consigned this to the margins of Community interest.

Many Mexicans, above all the indigenous population living in conditions of squalor and degradation without access to the means of obtaining a good standard of living, decent housing, proper education, adequate health care or full recognition as equal citizens, are at the present time demanding changes to provide all their citizens with their basic needs and we must express our solidarity with them and oppose attempts to crush them by violent means.

It is now vital that the masses unite across ethnic and religious lines to clean out the corrupt elites and build genuine democratic societies that can provide decent jobs, decent education and end poverty.

In the work of our committee on citizens' rights and freedom, the challenge must be to ensure that despite deep-rooted changes we are still able to maintain the rights of over 400 million EU citizens to freedom of movement, a decent education and a decent home.

We must of course strongly condemn all discrimination to which the Roma are subject, but we must also allow them access to decent housing, education, medical services and social protection.

Benchmarks were put in place there to assess the conduct and outcome of the negotiations on the basis of key social and environmental indicators, including decent work, health, education and gender.

With more poverty, more childhood poverty, more people without access to health care, decent housing, and education, and more people facing food insecurity (often consuming cheap foods that contribute to obesity), it is no surprise that US health outcomes are bad.

Yet many societies around the world do not meet the challenge of ensuring basic health and a decent education for each generation of children.