Sentence examples for fair transition from inspiring English sources
"But we must make sure," Mr. Snow said, "that companies changing from a traditional cash balance pension includes a fair transition for older workers".
The "homegrown power plan" spells out dozens of policy ideas the two organisations say would achieve a switch to 100% renewable energy while delivering more equitable access to electricity and a fair transition for workers in the fossil-fuel industry.
The lack of planning for a fair transition in the face of plant closures by a privatised electricity sector in the Latrobe Valley is one striking example of this community impact.
We want to address a fair transition process with the public administration and taxi sector that promotes a new model of mobility in our cities, but also ensures that no one is left behind".
The Commission Communication on "Europe on the Move: an agenda for a socially fair transition towards clean, competitive and connected mobility for all" addresses a wide range of issues facing the road mobility sector and focuses on the issues which are subject to legislative proposals in the framework of the Mobility package.
As lunch approached and the job fair transitioned from being veterans-only to being open to the public, recruiters eyed all possible applicants.
The fair and just transition to a 21st century clean energy economy and the infrastructure to support it would be an unparalleled economic stimulus.
This Perspective discusses the risks of action and inaction to identify a fair and just transition.
We need an overarching body that can deliver a fair and just transition for working people, their families and communities.
"We want to make sure that all of the existing entrants in the industry have a fair and just transition to the new arrangements," he said.
This symbolic action prevents a conversation in the U.S. about what is fair and just transition assistance for coal miners and coal mining communities; it takes the pressure off to do something that is actually helpful.
