Examples of using On combating in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Taking into consideration the multilateral international treaties on combating crime binding on the Contracting Parties.
Cooperation with the countries of origin should not be based solely on combating irregular migration,
Thermal water has a positive effect on combating rheumatic symptoms
The Parties shall cooperate on combating and preventing criminal
The Commission will further develop its efforts on combating poverty by launching acommunication later this year on minimum incomeschemes.
In 2010, it adopted a programme for implementation of the Action Plan on Combating Drugs Abuse,
Consideration of the possibility of standardising national legislation on combating violence against women, based on the results of a forthcoming feasibility study; and.
We have a Commission Co-ordinator on combating Antisemitism to liaise with Jewish communities
In this context we must focus our efforts chiefly on combating illegal logging,
The Lisbon Treaty puts particular emphasis on combating serious financial
When considering the wide range of studies and initiatives on combating food losses
Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee on Combating forced labour in the EU
Financial Action Task Force(FATF)8 international standards on Combating Money Laundering
Calls for greater clarity on how the objective on combating violence is pursued within the REC programme;
The legislation has been introduced under an European Directive on combating late payment in commercial transactions.
because the immune system can concentrate fully on combating the viral infection.
Relevant good governance standards for tax purposes also include Financial Action Task Force(FATF)6 international standards on Combating Money Laundering
The EU is committed to long-term action on women's rights, focusing on combating violence against women* and girls.
The terrorist attacks at the start of 2015 highlighted the urgency with which the European Union needed to take action on combating terrorism and preventing the radicalisation of its citizens.
significant progress has been made on combating corruption and cross-border crime.