Examples of using Selected issue in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Selected Issues in Economics.
France- Selected Issues.
Selected Issues in the Fourth Order Differential Equations.
Drugs and driving- EMCDDA 2007 selected issue.
See also the selected issue on buprenorphine.
When we prepared our Annual Statement, we knew that the selected issues would be topical.
See the 2006 selected issue on drug use in recreational settings.
Towards a better understanding of drugrelated public expenditure in Europe-EMCDDA 2008 selected issue.
EMCDDA‘Selected issue' on treatment and care for older drug users received opioid substitution treatment.
The report is complemented by three selected issues focusing on: drug-related public nuisance;
Selected issues: evaluation of national drug strategies; cannabis problems in context; co-morbidity.
European drug policies: extended beyond illicit drugs?,in EMCDDA 2006 annual report: selected issues.
The selected issues are available in print and online(http://issues05. emcdda.eu. int) in English only.
EMCDDA(2009d), Polydrug use: patterns and responses, EMCDDA Selected issue, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg.
See the selected issue,‘Public expenditure in the area of drug-demand reduction' in the EMCDDA annual report 2003.
A specific analysis ongender breakdown can be found in the selected issue on gender published with the 2006 EMCDDA annual report.
This selected issue is available in print and on the Internet in English only(http://issues07. emcdda. europa. eu).
EMCDDA(2006a), A gender perspective on drug use andresponding to drug problem, Selected issue, European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, Lisbon.
The selected issues are available in print and online(http://issues07. emcdda. europa. eu) in English only.
In 1996, the legal basis for the use of medication containing buprenorphine in the treatment of heroin users wasfirst established in an EU Member State(see the selected issue on buprenorphine in the 2005 annual report).
EMCDDA(2007c), Drugs and driving, Selected issue, European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, Lisbon.
The difference is more marked in the case of last year or last month use than it is for lifetime use, butthe differences are smaller among young people than among older adults(see the selected issue on gender).
See the 2006 selected issue‘European drug policies: extended beyond illicit drugs?'. See Chapter 2.
Latest on the drugs problem across Europe Overview of the European drug phenomenon in 30 countries Data and analyses:across Europe and by country Latest trends and responses Selected issue: Drugs and vulnerable groups of young people.
This selected issue is available in print and on the Internetin English only(http://issues05. emcdda.eu. int).
In view of the many documents and recommendations that are already available on this subject, which are referred to in the introduction,this chapter must focus on a few selected issues that arise from the working cultures and interests of research and industry, which are, of necessity, different.
The proposed amendments concern selected issues that Member States can already be called upon to address, within the ongoing process of transposition of the provisions of the 4AMLD.
For instance, the British Crime Survey 2004/05 reported a prevalence estimate for the use of‘class A' drugs among people going to discos or nightclubs that was at least two times higher than the rate among those who did not go to these venues(ChiviteMatthews et al.,2005)(see also the selected issue on drug use in recreational settings).
Although drug strategies do not always refer to licit drugs oraddictions, the selected issue finds that prevention programmes and, in some countries, treatment measures apply to both licit and illicit drugs, targeting as a priority children and young people.
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