Betekenis van:
counselling

Werkwoord

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Trauma Counselling
2. Guidance and counselling services
3. counselling, guidance, arbitration, support services for families,
4. It includes the provision of counselling and guidance services.
5. Agenția Națională de Consultanță Agricolă (National Agency for Agricultural Counselling)
6. bodies providing guidance, counselling and information services relating to any aspect of lifelong learning.
7.  Cost of guidance and counselling services with regard to the training project
8. counselling and information, in particular as regards their legal rights, in a language that the victims of trafficking in persons can understand;
9. the employer shall, in cases of injury, consider the following steps including counselling of workers where appropriate and guaranteed medical treatment.
10. social assistance, information or help with administrative and/or judicial formalities and information or counselling on the possible outcomes of the asylum procedure, including on aspects such as voluntary return;
11. identifying good practice and guidance on voluntary counselling and testing of HIV, taking into account the diversity of specific vulnerable groups (such as youth, migrant populations, injecting drug users);
12. In particular, activities will encourage the international sharing of expertise and pooling of ideas between governments, law enforcement agencies, hotlines, banking/financial/credit card institutions, child abuse counselling centres, child welfare organisations and the Internet industry.
13. a description of the current situation in that Member State as regards arrangements for reception, asylum procedures, counselling for voluntary return, integration, and resettlement and transfer from another Member State of persons covered by Article 6, as well as the development, monitoring and evaluation of asylum policies;
14. projects which propose particularly innovative ways and means of informing and counselling potential returnees about the situation in the countries of return and/or other innovative incentives for increasing the number of voluntary returnees based on respect for the dignity of the individuals concerned;
15. Also, the report identified best practices by Member States regarding the voluntary or forced return of third-country nationals to their country of origin or transit, such as the promotion of Assisted Voluntary Return Programmes for sustainable return, return counselling, and the organisation of joint return operations, including charter flights.