Examples of using To tackling in English and their translations into Polish
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There is also a lot of inconsistency when it comes to tackling radicalism.
The EU approach to tackling illicit drugs internationally is three-fold.
Becoming critically aware of these forces is the first step to tackling them.
Only a few pay attention to tackling undeclared work AT, EE, HU, MT, LV, LT SE, SK.
Greece has started to take a more comprehensive approach to tackling corruption.
We should give priority to tackling all indications of failure to comply with this principle.
Insufficient contribution of research and innovation to tackling societal challenges.
We urgently need a better approach to tackling this problem, possibly in cooperation with European institutions.
The report emphasises the importance of an integrated approach to tackling conflict situations.
Devoting more money to tackling animal disease would serve us better than experimenting with nature.
Instead, we call for a fundamentally different approach to tackling social challenges.
It is time we took a holistic approach to tackling climate change and put the maximum focus on renewable energy.
Securing healthy and dynamic businesses, especially SMEs,is a key to tackling the economic crisis.
The EU remained committed to tackling this issue, in coordination with regional and international partners.5.
The implementation of OMC would be relatively lengthy andit does not seem well suited to tackling a"mature" problem like ETS.
You are known for your commitment to tackling climate change and are respected for it in this House.
The EIT brings together excellent higher education institutions, research centres andbusinesses with a view to tackling major societal challenges in an innovative way.
Divergent national approaches to tackling this cross-border problem can create loopholes for aggressive tax planners.
The toolbox reflects the latest best practices in the use of mobile contact tracing andwarning apps to tackling the crisis.
Fortunately we now have a government which is committed to tackling the social exclusion that they inherited from successive unionist administrations.
The recent terror attacks and the use of social media by terrorist groups to radicalise young people have given more urgency to tackling this issue.
It is now high time to adopt a unified approach to tackling such fraud that is fully compatible with the requirements of the single market.
Consistent with the goal of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, the Structural Funds should provide a more integrated andinclusive approach to tackling local problems.
The Union's approach to tackling terrorism and other security threats must be based on the common democratic values of our open societies.
The new Enforcement Directive on Posting of Workers will contribute to tackling better fraud and abuse and certain forms of undeclared work.
Innovation will also contribute to tackling one of the most critical challenges Europe is facing today, namely ensuring the efficient and sustainable use of natural resources.
Moreover, for the 2014-2020 period Member States have allocated around EUR 27 billion to tackling early school-leaving, lifelong learning, vocational education and training.
Despite a welcome commitment to tackling poverty, the Commission has never been whole-hearted about throwing its energy into a strong social policy.
The Commission has proposed an EU-wide financial transaction tax,strongly supported by the European Parliament16, which would contribute through the EU budget also to tackling global challenges.
Sound scientific knowledge of the oceans is crucial to tackling most of the above actions successfully and ensuring that resources are used sustainably.