Examples of using Drug problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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provides the broadest context for international cooperation on global drug problems.
exchange views on international drug problems.
support as people with alcohol and drug problems.
services in disadvantaged areas where significant drug problems exist.
Family and friends can play critical roles in motivating individuals with drug problems to enter and stay in treatment.
distribution of transnational data on drug problems.
originally turned the band down in 1987 because of Anthony's and Hillel's drug problems.
Abstract[en] There is a lack of knowledge about the adolescents who are in contact with the outpatient care in Sweden for alcohol and drug problems.
Random checks have shown that 75% of German car drivers using a foreign driving licence had previously had their licence withdrawn because of alcohol or drug problems.
Increasingly, in Europe, we have an understanding of what measures can be effective in addressing drug problems.
It does Mrs Malliori's report credit that it should mention that problems with alcohol are on a par with drug problems.
it is unwillingness on the part of the Member States to get to grips with increasing drug problems.
The data was analyzed to determine the degree to which drug problems recurred among Narconon program graduates.
Key challenges are discussed along with some of the promising practices used to address drug problems today.
sometimes ruined by drug problems.
School for Relatives By assignment from Public Health Authority, STAD runs group sessions for families of people with alcohol or drug problems and since its inception in 1995 has had about 1300 participants.
The general principle that those in prison should have access to the same healthcare options as are available in the wider community is not achieved in many areas for those with drug problems.
School for Relatives By assignment from Public Health Authority, STAD runs group sessions for families of people with alcohol or drug problems and since its inception in 1995 has had about 1300 participants.
availability of care or the extent to which services address different types of drug problems.
bosses and other key players may suffer from crises, employee conflicts, alcohol and/ or drug problems, as well as mental health such as depression and fatigue for private or work-related reasons.
