Examples of using Be combated in English and their translations into German
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How they can be combated really effectively.
The EU Member States are right to look at how these risks should be combated.
How these shortcomings can be combated effectively.
Artificial barriers to trade andinvestment in other parts of the world must be combated.
Connective tissue and cellulite be combated and support fat loss.
Xenophobia, racism and all policies and corruption which encourage these must be combated.
Obviously this must be combated, but it should be done by proper methods at the proper level.
Yellow stains from deodorants on light clothing can be combated with citric acid.
Tuberculosis can only be combated successfully if the tuberculosis infection is identified and treated at an early stage.
As early as the 1980s the European Parliamentwas convinced that this problem of racism must be combated.
If we are to take pollution seriously, then it has to be combated and real ways of preventing pollution sought.
The EESC is less sure, concluding thatthere are of course cases of social dumping, which must be combated.
By definition, this evil must not, however, be combated militarily in all situations, which is why I voted against recital G.
In my country, the term cultural struggle hasacquired a resonance to the effect that all cultures must be combated if they are not Christian.
Sham self-employment should be combated through better registration and monitoring of the real position in the labour market.
Madam President, Mr Frattini, ladies and gentlemen,trafficking in human beings is a scourge that must be combated by all means at our disposal.
Real cross-border organised crime can only be combated effectively through intensive cooperation by our police and security agencies.
Every form of terrorism is a crime that threatens the very foundations of our democracy,and these crimes must be combated and must have consequences that befit their gravity.
The idea that terrorism can be combated by restricting citizens' freedoms and rights is nothing but an illusion, as is shown by the Echelon case.
By employing a dietetic therapy that is tailored to the individual and uses only certified-organic produce,the causes can be combated specifically and symptoms can be alleviated.
Fraud must also be combated from the more general angle of harmonisation of Member States' laws on direct taxation and investigation procedures.
Any form of oppression, discrimination or stereotyping must be combated, and the opportunity of everyone to make free choices promoted.
Yes, international terrorism must be combated by every means, but please, with the means available under the rule of law, not with Wild West methods according to the country-of-origin principle, which is what the CIA has done here.
The non-committal tone of the Commission document, which failed to give clear indications of the root causes of the problems, of the main shortcomings in cooperation between the developing countries and the EU,or of how they could be combated effectively;
Copyright infringements and file sharing must be combated by sanctions which are proportionate and which respect fundamental rights and freedoms.
DHT can be combated(on the scalp, to prevent hair loss) with compounds such as Ketoconazole shampoo(sold under the trade name Nizoral) as well as Finasteride sold as Proscar in the 5mg version and as Propecia as 1mg tablets.
Professional crime in the area of child abuse andmisuse of the Internet can only be combated successfully if the EU takes joint action and if the Member States in particular cooperate more closely with each other and with third countries.
Discrimination by public authorities should be combated systematically; and discrimination by third parties should be punished under the law, and prevented by means of public education campaigns.
A second point is that organised crime must be combated more effectively, above all with the introduction of the European public prosecution service, and I think also with the inclusion of certain very serious crimes, foreseen only in certain Member States.
The EESC believes that theincreasing frequency of tax fraud should be combated more vigorously and laments the fact that Member States' action and their cooperation is considered by the Commission to be insufficient, despite a complex, well-structured legal framework.