Examples of using Combatting in English and their translations into Finnish
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And the means for combatting unemployment are well known: make the labour market more flexible,
The Commission has been championing a competition policy which seeks to ensure maximum transparency while combatting cartels and dominant positions.
nearly five years ago, with the aim of combatting unemployment.
I would particularly like to underline the importance of improved cooperation between the Member States in combatting cross-border crime.
Europol manages several databases to assist Member States in preventing and combatting serious cross-border crime and terrorism.
In December 1994 the Essen European Council reaffirmed the prime importance of combatting unemployment and of equal opportunities.
Under the guise of combatting racism, almost all Member States have adopted muzzling laws which punish free speech about this enormous,
to ratify the Council of Europe's Istanbul Convention, a comprehensive international treaty on combatting violence against women and domestic violence.
If we talk about combatting fraud and we see what is wrong in this respect,
Today we are talking about a statement from the Commission on the role of Europe in combatting tobacco consumption.
to Member States, and to individual law enforcement organisations combatting serious organised crime and drawing up reports on various matters.
the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean in combatting all aspects of the drugs problem.
would have a significant impact on combatting the shortage of seafarers, to the point that they may become extinct maybe?
fostering social inclusion, combatting poverty and promoting equal opportunities.
such as combatting crime, protecting the environment
The Council was given a brief presentation by Commissioner Bangemann of the proposed Directive combatting late payment in commercial transactions.
Finland is currently chairing the Arctic Council and combatting climate change is one of our priorities.
So of course I am delighted that on 17 June the European Council of Amsterdam adopted the action plan on combatting organized crime.
The of the Council of Europe is the most comprehensive international treaty on combatting violence against women and domestic violence.
to Europe last week, to give itself a picture of the measures for combatting epidemics in the Member States.