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then I am convinced we really can combat poverty!
It is only together that we can combat fraud more efficiently
That way we can combat excessive population growth,
we need an AI that can combat his code.
let us put all of the existing Community instruments into operation so that we can combat these sectors.
some respects in Spain, but this is so that it can combat home-grown terrorism.
I think that the European Union should make a concerted effort to develop vaccines so that we can combat this disease in a humane manner.
Only cross-border criminal prosecution and enforcement can combat contemporary criminality,
This crisis prompts the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament to think about how the EU's budgetary resources can combat the economic downturn.
Furthermore, the report includes an argument for a solidarity levy on air tickets, so that we can combat public health problems and reduce charges in the transport sector.
As an antioxidant, resveratrol can combat damaging free radicals in your body.
believe that in doing so they can combat war.
thus freeing more police officers who can combat crime.
the new resources they make available to advance towards a Europe of citizenship which can combat unemployment and have a political existence on the world stage.
Precisely so that we can combat issues such as the violation of human rights
The Stockholm programme is endeavouring, in the name of combating terrorism and organised crime, to reinforce the bourgeois political system still further, so that they can combat grassroots reactions and step up repressive measures against immigrants.
This is the only way in which we can combat every form of discrimination in the long term and boost the active
In paragraph 7, she expresses the view that we can combat organised crime by encouraging'voluntary service for social policy objectives and the communication of values through private socialisation'- by setting up kindergartens and schools, for example.
No wonder that the most important question to all thinking people has become the question of how one can combat all this unhappiness and through one's own life contribute to create the peace and harmony in the world.
Since that is the case, having a validated Commission whose president has been elected or a provisional Commission in which this decisive decision is always being postponed makes a difference to how effectively the European Union can combat the crisis.