Examples of using Halting in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Biodiversity Action Plan was launched in 2006 with the aim of halting biodiversity loss in the EU by 2010.
Halting the decline in fish stocks
Our strategies for halting the loss of biodiversity have been a failure,
Halting a flame front by discharge of the unburned mixtures at an appropriate velocity(high-velocity valves);
In addition, halting the rise in gasoline prices,
Further efforts are required to achieve the EU targets of halting biodiversity loss by 2020
In other words, we immediately need to make significant progress in reducing energy consumption, as well as halting deforestation, forest degradation,
The year 2006 is of great significance since it represents the half-way mark towards the EU's target of halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010.
The EESC is very disappointed that the goal of halting the loss of biodiversity by 2010 will not be achieved.
Highmark is the first insurer known to be halting coverage of power morcellation,
The answer cannot be to make vain attempts at preventing and halting immigration at Europe' s borders.
I take a very positive view of the European Union's ambitious goal of halting the decline in biological diversity by 2010.
We loved halting there at night on our way home from the bars.
I would stand in favour of not halting this ratification process now and of seeing it through to the end.
The aim of halting the loss of biodiversity is very important for the purposes of climate change,
Comrade Trotsky said that the proletarian revolution can, without halting at the first stage, continue on its road,
instead of aggressively halting it.
at treating hair loss both halting it as well as regrowing it.
FURTHER RECALLING the objective of halting biodiversity loss within the European Union by 2010 included in Conclusions of the Gothenburg European Summit
Even more mysterious is a large ebony clock which chimes every hour, halting the exaltations of the party with its foreboding strike.