Examples of using Programme to combat in English and their translations into Danish
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for having shown that you are prepared to take these measures by finding the appropriate legal bases and keeping the programme to combat violence separate from other issues.
A programme to combat unemployment among young people will get under way, with ah endowment of HFL 700 million,
the second five-year phase of a programme to combat violence against children,
we wish to make the point that the best type of programme to combat cancer is one which aims at its prevention,
we therefore wholeheartedly applaud the opportunity to set up a programme to combat any form of discrimination.
their care, and draw up a programme to combat the phenomenon?
If the World Bank finances the programme to combat poverty in Western China,
At the same time the EU has programmes to combat tobacco induced cancer.
Even programmes to combat famine have apparently merely allowed explosive growth in population numbers.
especially through programmes to combat desertification, erosion,
The European Union has to invest in joint programmes to combat the growing traffic in people,
costs are constantly on the rise, Member States must also include in their programmes to combat the financial crisis projects which take into account energy efficiency.
Finally, the Irish presidency will take a number of initiatives to assist Member States to develop further policies and programmes to combat poverty and foster social inclusion.
I welcome this report which calls for more funding for the proposed European programmes to combat poverty and social exclusion.
Areas not eligible for regional support for instance by including the programmes to combat social exclusion from the horizontal new Objective 3.
Parallel to the endorsement of the Amsterdam Treaty, the European Council has also launched two individual programmes to combat organised crime aimed at overcoming disparities in national procedures
In addition, emphasis should be laid on the link between the minimum income and the development of programmes to combat poverty and the programme for the exchange of experiences in the field of integration in the urban environment which will continue to be applied.
Two Member States have launched national programmes to combat noise at work e.g. to reduce exposure to harmful noise levels for particular identified sectors by about 50% within five years.
social reconstruction programmes to combat poverty and under-development,