Examples of using Policies to combat in English and their translations into Swedish
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including policies to combat the illegal production,
coherent approach, covering policies to combat illegal immigration
with all that implies for the development of individual policies to combat exclusion.
The renewed Social Agenda package presented by the Commission on 2 July 2008 aims at giving a new impetus to policies to combat poverty and exclusion
arguing that it was unnecessary or incompatible with their national policies to combat poverty and social exclusion.
there is a clear link between general policies to combat both undeclared work
such as policies to combat continuing discrimination at the workplace
evaluating experiences in order to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of policies to combat exclusion.
by poor co-ordination of the policies to combat doping pursued by the various Member States of the international sporting community, particularly the states of the EU.
The aim of the package presented by the Commission is to give fresh impetus to policies to combat poverty, exclusion
the EU coordinates and encourages national measures and the development of policies to combat poverty and social exclusion through a reporting mechanism,
adopt policies to combat other types of infringement which are not presently addressed,
A policy to combat violence and crime 31.
the need to avoid contradictions between the EU policy to combat the drugs trade
The European Union's policy to combat terrorism is defined in its counter-terrorism strategy adopted last December.
enlargement and the policy to combat large-scale unemployment.
The Swedish government's policy to combat the surge of unemployment in the mid 1990s combined active labour-market policies with subsidised employment.
We therefore support a policy to combat drought in Portugal
Recognising that a policy to combat illegal immigration must lay down appropriate provisions for the examination of asylum applications in compliance with public international law;