Übersetzung für "Precarious living" in Deutsch

It is on the one side being adapted to the needs of ever more precarious living conditions.

A prerequisite to achieve these goals is the liberation from precarious living conditions.

A minimum guaranteed income is a major weapon in halting the slide from precarious living standards to severe poverty.

With more than 70 million people in poverty, even where unemployment levels are falling, with precarious living and working conditions and the growth of atypical forms of employment, we really do need a solid social base, a Europe that protects us.

During a recent trip to Ramallah, two members of my group, Mr Menéndez del Valle and Mr Sakellariou, were able to see for themselves the Palestinians' extremely precarious living conditions.

As a result of climate change and precarious living conditions migration is on the increase globally, putting additional pressure on the environment and security of supply.

The risks are high that people with unclear legal status will end up in precarious working and living conditions outside the regular labour market (whether to include asylum seekers and migrants in the Opinion is a point to be discussed and agreed upon by the study group).

Indeed the children, who are at the centreof this action, are the ones who suffer the most from beinguprooted, from the often harsh and precarious living conditionsof their parents and the cultural shock they have to overcome toget the best out of their schooling.

For thousands of unemployed people not able to keep up with their rent, the loss of housing has led to precarious day­to­day living from the most basic point of view.

The Commission remains highly concerned at the general political and economic situation in Pern, in particular at the precarious living conditions of most of its people, marked by food shortages, unemployment, insecurity and exposure to terrorism, as a result of which the farmers of the Sierra are migrating to the towns where development problems are acute.

The private nature of the workplace as well as irregular emigration and the informality of the work are viewed as central causes of the precarious living and working conditions faced by carers.

Within the framework of this assemblage of security dynamics and precarious working and living conditions, conducting a collaborative photo workshop with inmates in the penitentiary of Murcia only under the condition that the participants — not by chance, mostly migrants of Latinamerican and Eastern European origin — should be paid for their work was a provocative intervention in several respects.

Precarious living and working conditions in producing countries and the ecological threat of climate change affect that economic activity is morally challenged increasingly.

None of us can fail to be aware of the gravity of the situation, the immense toll of human suffering involved, and the precarious living conditions of so many of our brothers and sisters, a majority of whom are women and children, crowded in the refugee camps.

This will make it possible to improve the precarious living conditions of millions of people and bridge the social gap which gives rise to numerous injustices and erodes fundamental values of society, including equality, justice and solidarity.

Based on a carefully developed research design, the project engages people without a shelter, without a home, or in precarious living conditions.

Vatican City (Fides Service) – “Despite difficulties connected with the precarious living conditions of the local people, the missionary vitality of your diocesan Churches has expressed itself in various forms”, Pope John Paul II told the Catholic Bishops of Burkina Faso and Niger, whom he received in audience for their ad limina visit on 17 June 2003.

Are "free" radio stations still spaces of media participation for positions hardly representable in the mainstream, and if so what are their importance for the protagonists given increasingly precarious living and working conditions?

With the genealogy of the force lines of bourgeois subjectivation, in the course of the text I will differentiate between precarization as deviance, and therefore as a contradiction of liberal governmentality, on the one hand, and as a hegemonic function of neo-liberal governmentality on the other, to then finally clarify the relationship between the two based on the example of the “free” decision for precarious living and working.

Are “free” radio stations still spaces of media participation for positions hardly representable in the mainstream, and if so what are their importance for the protagonists given increasingly precarious living and working conditions?

Taking stock of the year 2010 makes clear, however, that hopes for legal security and the associated expectations of improvements of precarious living conditions did not come true.

His father, Heinrich Kepler, earned a precarious living as a mercenary, and he left the family when Johannes was five years old.

It is rather about creating unexpected articulations, which do not represent precarious modes of living or the social as such, but rather about presencing precarious, risky, at once bold and preposterous articulations of objects and their relations, which still could become models for future types of connection.

We felt this was a point where we could connect the conflicts of various social groups against precarity with the social demands of precarious living and thereby set an example.

The meeting made clear how many different skills and resources the individual institutions and collectives represent, but also how, due to precarious living situations, they have little opportunity to interact on an international level.

Nonetheless, activists have succeeded in carving out a place in public debate for the precarious living conditions of people in Germany who have been forced to flee their countries. This has forced the political sphere to take note.