Examples of using Combating in English and their translations into Turkish
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In addition, he has been believed to be anti-drug ambassador in Asia as well as the ambassador of MTV EXIT in combating human trafficking.
Combating hostile aliens is one thing,
Secondly, we should strengthen and professionally train the responsible bodies combating corruption, and thirdly,
As I can the demands of writing a novel or combating terminal disease, or building a house.
In 1918 its name was changed, becoming All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution, Profiteering and Corruption.
During the Six-Day War on June 5, 1967, with seven brigades under his command known as Central Command, Narkiss was responsible for combating any possible Jordanian offensive.
Our keynote speaker is from the forefront of the fight and search for a cure. To begin our conference on combating the Drakh plague.
And resolute change in policy for combating drug trafficking. to inform everyone of the Mexican government's radical.
Parvanov reiterated his proposal for the establishment of an independent service on combating corruption, stressing that old methods cannot yield qualitative results.
The media and combating parties, in counting the casualties,
The United States will be a close partner in combating crime in the country, Pardew said after
particularly in four new areas of co-operation: Combating extra-legality and undertaking tax reform;
Combating terrorism and improving border security will top the agenda of Bulgaria's one-year chairmanship of the OSCE. Foreign Minister Solomon Passy,
The new unit arose because of"internal needs, since it is apparent that Macedonia needs such a unit as a police support in combating terrorism," said Defence Minister Vlado Buckovski.
the Albanian National Strategy for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings(2005-2007),
Bulgaria and Romania made some progress in combating corruption and organised crime,
The other measures cover areas such as the creation of joint investigation teams, common definitions of terrorist crimes, combating money laundering and the introduction of so-called biometric identifiers-- fingerprints and iris scans-- on passports.
is many times more potent than malathion, an insecticide used in combating the Mediterranean fruit fly(Med-fly) and West Nile Virus-transmitting mosquitoes.
fighting terrorism, combating anti-semitism, and promoting peace in the Middle East.
The January 20th report was adamant that all Balkan countries must do a better job of fighting for property rights as well as combating corruption, if overall economic progress is to be made.