Examples of using To tackling in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
The timing of opening negotiations will depend on the authorities' commitment to tackling these issues in deed as well as in word.
The European Union has a longstanding commitment to tackling problems in urban areas.
is a good first step to tackling counterfeit groups and piracy on the Internet and wider afield.
which is why it is good that the choice has been made to adopt a European approach to tackling undesirable commercial practices.
which is crucial to tackling underachievement and educational shortcomings.
which should go some way to tackling this problem.
Social dialogue is also vital to tackling the economic and social impact of the crisis3.
You are known for your commitment to tackling climate change and are respected for it in this House.
This territorial approach to data collection has a direct relevance to tackling Roma poverty and exclusion.
becoming fundamental to tackling climate change.
Many of the remedies applicable to trafficking will also be relevant to tackling domestic violence.
They are committed to tackling societal issues such as inequality,
At the beginning, its mandate was limited to tackling bioterrorism14, but it has subsequently been extended to cover all types of public health-related crisis15.
Top priority must be given to tackling the effects of the crisis on employment by helping people stay in work
their carers will welcome a proactive approach to tackling this disease, which can be so devastating to both sufferers and families.
But I have many more objections to tackling legal weaknesses
Due attention should be paid to public health issues and to tackling effectively the spread of communicable diseases such as HIV/AIDS and TB.
As equal opportunities in the labour market are key to tackling the pay gap between women
Prevention and early intervention are key to tackling the problem; however, Member States devote too little attention to prevention.