Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into Italian
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Therefore prevention programmes should focus on the support for vulnerable families,
The clinic will also provide prevention programmes for breast and cervical cancer,
Prevention programmes can target an individual's behaviour,
although they have proved ineffective, whereas selective prevention programmes targeting vulnerable groups still offer inadequate coverage in most Member States.
are not familiar with laws and prevention programmes.
The Commission has published on August 2011 Guidelines on the Preparation of Food Waste Prevention Programmes which aims to help Member States to develop national waste prevention programmes in the domain of food waste.
undermine conflict prevention programmes and adversely affect social and economic rehabilitation
to play a much greater part in caring for their partners and families, prevention programmes aimed at women
The NHS Health Check is one of the largest public health prevention programmes in the world with almost 7 million in the last 5 years having benefited from a check,
Although many prevention programmes include information on hallucinogenic drugs alongside information on other drugs
The training will examine the drug situation and HIV prevention programmes in European prisons,
in neighbouring countries must be raised as a matter of urgency and that prevention programmes in this field must be strengthened.
public education and disease prevention programmes, especially for those diseases related to food,
the Commission to develop consumption prevention programmes for both licit and illicit drugs, also covering the
to strengthen smoking prevention programmes.
Madam President, there is a rather serious problem. This motion for a resolution says in paragraph 15 in the Italian version that'religious authorities are invited to cooperate fully in implementing prevention programmes and to participate constructively in the AIDS prevention scheme.
By building up a platform for large organisational partnerships to develop secondary prevention programmes for chronic diseases, multiple stakeholders, like governments, patient and physician associations,
have yet to become established as standard elements of cannabis prevention programmes.
The aim of the prevention programmes is to reduce morbidity and mortality of certain types of cancer, include as many people as possible and encourage them to take part in examinations when they are invited to participate in any of the mentioned prevention programmes, and moreover, motivate them to participate actively in the prevention
to introduce a requirement for the Member States to develop waste prevention programmes concentrating on the key environmental impacts