Examples of using Aimed at combating in English and their translations into Czech
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The implementation of projects aimed at combating this hazardous phenomenon is an urgent issue.
Fighting violence against women is a battle for fundamental human rights, and the Daphne Programme,which supports actions aimed at combating all forms of violence, is insufficient.
Actions aimed at combating this phenomenon that do not involve police or judicial authorities are also relevant.
It also requires coordination andcohesion of actions aimed at combating international economic and financial crime.
Measures aimed at combating the negative effects of increasing consumption should therefore bear in mind that one of the factors in the equation- that growth cannot be altered.
IT Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,any initiative aimed at combating discrimination of any kind must be supported.
A couple of procedures aimed at combating distortion of competition and price fixing will not be enough to resolve this problem.
There is, of course, a very strong political commitment within the Council for introducing pilot initiatives for joint programming aimed at combating Alzheimer's, in particular.
I agree with all reasonable measures aimed at combating smoking and protecting non-smokers, which is why I voted for this resolution.
Social policy falls to a large extent under the competence of the Member States which is why I am in favour of promoting the open method of coordination as well as the exchange of best practices aimed at combating social exclusion.
The report compiled by Claudio Fava is part of the package of measures aimed at combating illegal immigration by discouraging companies from employing these people.
Actions aimed at combating discrimination against the Roma are also financed under the auspices of the European Social Fund and PROGRESS 2007-2013, a programme for employment and social solidarity, which supports capacity-building among the Roma.
In addition, the free distribution of fruit andvegetables in schools should be aimed at combating the problem of overweight schoolchildren; it is a well-known fact, unfortunately, that over 22 million children are affected by obesity.
I am also pleased to hear from the Commission that, partly in response to several resolutions of this Parliament, including one tabled by myself, Mrs Grossetête, Mrs Gutiérrez-Cortines and Mr Ulmer,there is to be a directive aimed at combating counterfeiting.
Regardless of the need to strengthen procedures aimed at combating the use of illegal workers, it is unacceptable that this directive punishes both the transgressor and the victims.
I voted in favour of the motion for a European Parliament resolution on the challenge of deterioration of agricultural land in southern Europe,because I believe that the common agricultural policy guidelines must include instruments aimed at combating the effects of climate change and protecting the soil.
Consequently, we are urging the Commission andMember States to support all actions aimed at combating climate change and to speed up, in this context, the transfer of suitable technologies to developing countries.
The EIB achieved some positive results in 2009, when its activity increased by 40%, its funding for small and medium-sized enterprises increased by 55%, its funding for less-developed regions increased by 36%,and its funding aimed at combating climate change and promoting energy efficiency increased by 73.
For the time being, this should be regarded as a measure aimed at combating the financial and economic crisis, although it should also be seen as one of the building blocks of innovation in the car industry.
Condemning the repressive measures and the disproportionate use of violence, requesting the freezing of the ill-gotten assets of the Ben Ali family, andsupporting the establishment of three committees aimed at combating the corruption that has characterised Tunisia's system of government for the last 23 years: those were the requests made today by the European Parliament.
It is essential that the Member States adopt political strategies aimed at combating this problem that are based on the objectives set by the Europe 2020 strategy of reducing school drop-out rates to below 10% per year, and of enabling at least 40% of young people to complete higher education.
Every new application to mobilise this fund increases the urgency of the measures that we have been advocating,which are aimed at combating unemployment effectively, boosting economic activity, eradicating jobs with no security, and reducing working hours without cutting pay.
This is the case with those measures aimed at combating the scourge of domestic violence and unequal pay; positive discrimination measures, such as the quota system, and infrastructure for caring for children and the elderly, with a view towards helping to eliminate restrictions on access to the labour market for these women, and so on.
Furthermore, there is also a need for better funding for the programmes aimed at combating human trafficking and for more effective coordination between the institutions in Member States involved in the fight against trafficking in human beings.
I consent to the fight against this phenomenon because I hope to see the development of an action aimed at combating trafficking in human beings, the development of a victim-focused approach, with special attention given to women and children, and, lastly, the targeted organisation of information and awareness campaigns run through the education and school system in the countries of origin, transit and destination for trafficking.
The EU should be, and is, at the forefront of the fight to save our environment, andthe series of pieces of legislation aiming at combating climate change which are currently being debated in Parliament are very welcome proof of this.