Eksempler på brug af Demographic change på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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most of the public do not- that globalisation and demographic change cause a great number of problems.
Last year, as rapporteur on the Commission paper on demographic change, I was invited to speak at a special conference on disability in Graz during the Austrian Presidency.
The UN, on the other hand, has referred to the fact that in a few years' time there will be a shortfall of 40 million workers as a result of demographic change.
Demographic change is taking place in Europe and in future,
are facing several challenges, namely demographic change and globalisation, to which they cannot stay immune.
Over the coming weeks we are expecting the Commission to present a communication on demographic change in Europe.
This text offers some answers to questions of fundamental importance to our societies, such as demographic change, globalisation and poverty reduction.
In the past few months I have been chairing a PPE-DE working group dealing with specific aspects of demographic change.
I also feel that the discussion should consider demographic change as a global issue.
STI can open new avenues to meet some of the major challenges facing societies: demographic change, global health issues and climate change. .
but also demographic change.
Inward migration from third countries cannot solve the difficulties demographic change poses for the EU,
addresses aspects that go beyond matters relevant to demographic change.
The problems which the EU economy is having to face up to include demographic change and the downturn in productivity.
On the one hand, demographic change means that people fortunately have longer life expectancies
failures in responding to this demographic change.
Overall then processes of economic and demographic change are contributing to significant changes in the structure of many European cities.
On account of demographic change, people are having to work for longer
universities, demographic change, energy, migration,