Examples of using To be prevented in English and their translations into Dutch
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as they allow for situations to be prevented without ex post actions having to be taken.
A key challenge is the lack of available data and analytical tools that would allow problems or irregularities to be prevented or detected.
Thus it is acknowledging how important it is for the status of seafarers to be safeguarded within the framework of globalisation and for exploitative practices to be prevented.
They will create more favourable conditions for competition to flourish and for discriminatory practices to be prevented or redressed.
the exchange of other sensitive information need to be prevented.
It would therefore be wrong to view them as an evil to be prevented at all costs.
There is evidence that Citrus Aurantium triggers heart problems and it need to be prevented if you experience any heart-related wellness problems.
do not take account of individual differences nor the condition to be prevented.
special treatment applied to certain classes of transaction must enable most distortions of competition to be prevented.
You could so easily have ended this cycle through the destruction of the Earth, but that was allowed to be prevented by us.
needs to be prevented; the same is true for recovering natural gas
Whereas the measures to be taken must allow the spread of the disease to be prevented, in particular by carefully controlling movements of animals
We will not allow progress to be prevented by the presence of the dark Ones,
use of F-gases and therefore calls for leaks to be prevented by strengthening requirements for the design of installations containing these substances.
direct link between preferential treatment on the one hand and the disadvantages to be prevented or eliminated on the other hand.
Creating a framework for training, information, study and exchange of good practice for those responsible for combating violence in all its forms should enable such violence to be prevented and combated more effectively.
Article 29 of the Treaty on European Union specifically mentions terrorism as one of the forms of crime to be prevented and fought at European level
factory farming meat on the other side needs to be prevented.
It is perhaps not in the streets but perhaps through negotiations aimed at sharing a certain form of power that a blood bath is likely to be prevented. Pressure must first be exerted,
However, in order for terrorism to be prevented and combated effectively, there needs to be systematic