Examples of using Combating doping in English and their translations into German
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Information campaigns on combating doping.
Combating doping is of the utmost importance.
The Council adopted conclusions on combating doping in recreational sport.
A report was adopted on a plan for the Community's role in combating doping.
COMBATING DOPING- Conclusions of the Council and the representatives of the Member States.
Reinforcing cooperation with Latin America in the field of sport, and particularly in combating doping.
Action 2: Present a set of recommendations on combating doping in recreational sport that can be applied at both EU and national level.
The agenda includes subjects such as sport and economics,integration and sport, and combating doping.
Combating doping in sport must therefore clearly be one of our political objectives, as it is in many of our countries.
The Council is also expected to adopt conclusions on combating doping in recreational sport.
Conclusions of the Council and the Representatives of the Governments of the MemberStates, meeting within the Council, of 4 December 2000 on combating doping.
Two types of action are eligible for support:information and education programmes on combating doping and conferences on ways to harmonise the fight against doping at European level.
But this does not justify the intervention of the Commission, which takes the view that it is not its job to take the place of sporting bodies when it comes to choosing theapproach they feel is best suited to combating doping.
The Council adopted conclusions on combating doping in recreational sport(8838/12), with a view to raising awareness and defining a common framework for this matter, as well as identifying best practices.
I will therefore propose to the Latin Americanministers at the meeting in Lima that we strengthen our cooperation in combating doping", said Viviane Reding, Member of the European Commission responsible for this area.
The third level is the Community level, which has to be involved solely in resolving questions that arise in relation to Communitylegislation and to underpin national measures, such as combating doping.
Finally, it should be recalled that Europehas traditionally played a flagship role in combating doping, notably since the adoption on 16 November 1989 of the European Anti-doping Convention by the Council of Europe4.
I would like to congratulate the Commission on having joined this Anti-Doping Agency now, so thatit can genuinely give an impetus to a harmonised approach towards combating doping on behalf of the Community of Fifteen.
I believe that at this stage we all agree that combating doping is not just a question of cleaning up sporting competitions, but also of promoting the health of our fellow citizens.
In accordance with the conclusions of the Vienna European Council and the Declaration on Sport attached to the Treaty of Amsterdam,safeguarding sports structures and sport's social role and combating doping;
With regard to combating doping, my feeling is that, since the World Anti-Doping Agency was created, there is almost less control in this area then there was before. I would like to hear the Commissioner's opinion on this and on whether she believes it is necessary to rather reinvigorate the fight against doping at European level and, if possible, at world level.
The umbrella organisation of Swiss Sports Associations or other sports organisations and sponsors of sports events that are funded in accordance with this Act fail to fulfil their obligations concerning fair and safe sport,and in particular in combating doping.
The Commission adopts a three-pronged approach to combating doping, aiming first of all to give priority to ethics and to improving health protection for sportspersons, then to establish a new partnership with the International Olympic Committee(IOC) by setting up the World Anti-Doping Agency, and finally to mobilise the Community's own instruments.
In June 2006, the Director of the AEPD presented Parliament with the considerations by the Agency on theBill of the Organic Act on Protection of Health and combating Doping in Sport, with a view to its upcoming enactment proceedings.
As you know, the Commission welcomes all efforts to combat doping.