Examples of using Drinking patterns in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Drinking patterns in Finland are very different from those in France.
These workplaces havespecial rules in place to regulate breaks, drinking patterns, and skin care.
Drinking patterns vary significantly across countries, but most consumers drink responsibly most of the time1.
I need never fool myself by recalling my sometimes differing drinking patterns, or by believing I am“cured.”.
Drinking patterns vary significantly across countries, but most consumers drink responsibly most of the time(see 3.2)(3).
Whereas different age groups display different drinking patterns, which to date have not been studied proportionately;
While the trend is that overall consumption isdeclining there is also a trend towards more harmful drinking patterns.
However, other studies show thatyoung people may turn to more harmful drinking patterns in response to price increase, e.g. pre-drinking where people consume cheaper alcohol at home before going out.
Social acceptance of a lifestyle in which alcoholis constantly present encourages these harmful drinking patterns.
It focuses on preventing and cutting back heavy and extreme drinking patterns, as well as under-age drinking, and some of their most harmful consequences such as alcohol-related road accidents and Foetal Alcohol Syndrome.
There is therefore a need to consider further actions to curb under-age drinking andharmful drinking patterns among youth.
Whereas alcohol-related harm tends to be linked to a variety of factors, such as socio-economic level,cultural background and drinking patterns and parental and peer influence, as well as the extent and level of implementation and enforcement of appropriate policies in this area;
Overall consumption declined between the 1970s and mid-1990s, since when it has remained relatively stable; however,harmful drinking patterns remain significant11.
Drinking patterns in many parts of the EU, and particularly the reported increasing trends in under-age“binge-drinking”14 and high frequency under-age drinking in many European countries15, may have long-term adverse health effects and increase the risk of social harm.
Prenatal alcohol exposure is unintentional because women continue their normal drinking patterns before they know they are pregnant.
Whereas, although the same worrying drinking patterns are being seen among young people in the different Member States,drinking patterns and traditions vary between different parts of the European Union, a fact which should be taken into account when formulating a European approach to alcohol-related problems, to enable each Member State to tailor its response to the problems and the nature of the alcohol-related harm involved;
This would help understanding that concerning health what matters is primarily the quantity of alcohol consumed,not its form, although drinking patterns also play a role.
Aim 10: To obtain comparable information on alcohol consumption, especially on young people;definitions on harmful and hazardous consumption, on drinking patterns, on the social and health effects of alcohol; and information on the impact of alcohol policy measures and of alcohol consumption on productivity and economic development.
Overall consumption declined between the 1970s and mid-1990s, since when it has remained relatively stable; however there are still differences between countries in terms of both consumption and harm, also in terms of the form theharm takes12; however, harmful drinking patterns remain significant13.
The percentage provided for in the first subparagraph shall be 60% for measures concerning information on responsible drinking patterns and harm linked to irresponsible alcohol consumption.”.
Actions of information on the Community system covering wines with a protected designation of origin or geographical indication,wines with an indication of the wine grape variety and spirit drinks with a protected geographical indication or reserved traditional indication and actions of information on responsible drinking patterns and harm linked to irresponsible alcohol consumption;”.
The status report presents a comprehensive overview of the global,regional and country alcohol consumption, drinking patterns, health consequences and policy responses in WHO member states.
The desirability of providing information on the Community system covering wines with a protected designation of origin or geographical indication, wines with an indication of the wine grape variety and spirit drinks with a geographical indication or reserved traditional indication andthe need to inform on responsible drinking patterns and harm linked to irresponsible alcohol consumption;”.
The percentage provided for in the first subparagraph shall be60% for measures concerning information on responsible drinking patterns and harm linked to irresponsible alcohol consumption.”.
The percentage provided for in the first subparagraph shall be 60% for measurescarried out in the Community concerning information on responsible drinking patterns and harm linked to hazardous alcohol consumption.'.
I dare say, respectfully, that this report, despite the noble intentions of the rapporteur, instead of tackling theproblem drastically and effectively, merely scratches the surface and deals mildly mainly with heavy drinking and extreme drinking patterns, or drinking in particular circumstances, e.g. by children or pregnant women.
Typical drinking pattern.
This drinking pattern was found more often in Austria, Cyprus and Denmark, where it was reported by about every second student.
This drinking pattern was found more often in Austria, Cyprus and Denmark, with about every second student reporting heavy episodic drinking. .
Due to gender equality andthe changing social role of women, a drinking pattern is increasingly emerging, which until now has been“reserved” for men.