Examples of using Fighting terrorism in English and their translations into Polish
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We certainly cannot divert our brave troops from their vital task of fighting terrorism, but it might just have some beneficial effects all round.
that must orientate and facilitate future cooperation between the EU and the United States on fighting terrorism.
The presence of Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan has now once again exposed Pakistan's ambivalent approach towards fighting terrorism.
there is no doubt at all that we have to continue fighting terrorism with every resolve.
But the CIA is the biggest terrorist I spent my life fighting terrorism, organization in the world.
In line with the recently adopted Commission Financing Decision for its first pilot project on fighting terrorism[6](the“Financing Decision”), the Commission plans
with people who are set on fighting terrorism, but who might be just as concerned about protecting rights- if not more concerned, as we are sometimes accused of being?
which, on the pretext of fighting terrorism, restricts the fundamental personal rights
the Committee is aware that the common policy for internal security and fighting terrorism needs improving.
Fighting terrorism, in all its forms
London of July 2005, and Madrid in March 2004, have reinforced the priority treatment of addressing violent radicalisation as part of a comprehensive approach to the preventive side of fighting terrorism.
These are the following: the protection of privacy when fighting terrorism; the need to ratify the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities
I would, firstly, like to reiterate the support of the European Union for the United Nations global strategy for fighting terrorism, which recognises that development,
concerning human rights and fighting terrorism, with one language.
unlike Italy, which, in fighting terrorism, really cemented its sense of national unity.
it is all too easy for us to be painted as soft on fighting terrorism when we stand
on creating jobs, managing globalisation, fighting terrorism and organised crime,
combating of narco-trafficking, fighting terrorism, combating the smuggling of illegal goods
SWIFT has clearly become a testing ground for getting the balance right between our cooperation with the United States, fighting terrorism and protecting our fundamental rights.
the Security Council reaffirmed the obligation of all States to comply with international human rights law when fighting terrorism, underscoring that, respect for human rights