Traducción Inglés-Español para "dependence"

to depend [depended|depended] {v.t.}

to depend [depended|depended] {v.t.}

to depend [depended|depended] {v.t.}

Prevention of drug dependence

This is the sort of policy that breeds dependence rather than interdependence.

We Moderates believe that drug dependence needs to be combated vigorously.

The planned pipeline at the bottom of the Baltic Sea will reduce this dependence.

Too much today this seems dependent on how far there is dependence on EU funding.

Madam President, this report concerns the prevention and reduction of risks associated with drug dependence.

In my country 60 % of prisoners are behind bars because of drug dependence, and 40 % of that 60 % have the AIDS virus.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the programme of Community action on the prevention of drug dependence is nearing its final stage.

Prison is a place of damnation: it is in prisons that, very often, drug dependence spreads further.

Politicians and authorities must therefore emphasise clearly that every form of drug dependence is unacceptable.

We must tackle our dependence on oil, diversify our energy sources, promote energy conservation measures, develop renewable energy sources.

I therefore very much welcome the fact that agreement has been reached regarding this Community programme on the prevention of drug dependence.

For example, there is the huge dependence of the EU vessels on access to waters of other countries.

In particular, I hope it will expedite its consideration of the Community Programme on Drug Dependence so that it can come into effect quickly.

There was a time when Canada sought actively bilateral trading links with Europe as a way of reducing its dependence on trade with the United States.

Member States have agreed to set indicative targets for biofuels sales in 2005 and for 2010 to help reduce European Union dependence on fossil fuels.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am very pleased that the action programme on drug dependence is the subject of discussion in the House today.

As far as the economy is concerned, these risks relate to over-dependence on tourism, which is a problem that previous speakers have already mentioned.

At the same time, the Union’ s dependence on Russia’ s resources is growing: that would seem the prospect for natural gas, for example, in the next decade.

In short, this is the only way they can emerge from humiliating and childlike dependence on aid and take responsibility for themselves, the proof of success.