Examples of using Combated in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The two combated for 65 rounds.
Unemployment cannot be lastingly combated in this way.
These vile crimes must be combated with all our energy, whatever their level of seriousness.
(PT) Unfair commercial practices in advertising need to be combated.
This can only be effectively combated in the transit countries.
People also translate
Such was the very armor he had on when he th' ambitious Norway combated.
This is a problem best combated directly at the external borders.
The EU Member States are right to look at how these risks should be combated.
This kind of thing must be combated, and a joint resettlement programme by no means offers a solution.
Someone writing that the United States is a rogue state,an axis of evil that must be combated?
At the same time,undeclared work must be combated using concrete measures and sanctions against employers and/or intermediaries.
This is, in actual fact, inexcusable, because,in fact, these crimes should be combated in real time.
Violence against women must continue to be combated and prevented through public information campaigns and teaching in schools.
In writing.-(DE) Concentration in the media is a widespread evil andmust be combated.
Copyright infringements andfile sharing must be combated by sanctions which are proportionate and which respect fundamental rights and freedoms.
For problems in developing countries, such as poverty, hunger, health care and education,must be combated consistently.
International criminal organisations must be combated, and cooperation at EU and international levels must be established to do this properly.
Illegal fishing, considered to be one of the major scourges undermining the protection of bluefin tuna stocks, also needs to be vigorously combated.
These gangs could be combated through transnational cooperation between the EU, which is the destination, and these countries, which are the starting point for these gangs.
Obviously, a clear and mandatory labelling system for all items of clothing allows for greater control and means that fraud andillegality can be combated more effectively.
Last but not least, domestic violence must also be combated in migrant families and the proportion of foreigners in schools limited in order to defuse spiralling violence.
Illegal immigration, with its trail of human tragedy and misery and with the criminality that is linked to illegal networks of this kind,needs to be combated.
This modern form of slavery must be combated; provision must be made for support, protection and enhanced assistance to victims; and prevention and monitoring must be strengthened.
Banks will also have to publish their earnings in all countrieswhere they are present, so that any tax dodging can easily be traced back and combated.
Obviously, illegal immigration also needs to be combated, but we cannot demonise people who are fleeing miserable conditions in their own country in the hope of a better life.
In writing.- Given that late payment is aphenomenon with numerous and interlinked causes, it can only be combated with a wide range of complementary measures.
I believe that human trafficking in this area should be combated with other methods, and I think that access on the part of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) is necessary in order to ensure vital assistance for these people.
Sufficient international presence must be ensured to help establish basic conditions of peace and security in order to enable the capacity of the country's government to be strengthened,the rule of law to be reinforced, corruption to be combated and human rights respected.
We are convinced that the mounting pressure being exerted on Member States can be combated successfully only by a united European Union acting on the principle of Community solidarity.
Illegal immigration must be combated above all by seeking agreements with the countries of origin, which cannot stand by and watch the unfolding of a tragedy that is no longer just national but also European, and by sending out a strong signal to those preparing to enter Europe illegally.