Eksempler på brug af Demographic situation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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is different to most other countries in the EU, and in fact our demographic situation is quite favourable over the medium term.
This strategy must take into consideration the current economic and demographic situation, but also the completion of the internal market.
We do not agree with voting rights for illegal immigrants because of Malta's demographic situation;
The Commission shall draw up a report each year on progress in achieving the objectives of Article 151, including the demographic situation in the Union.
that some Member States, because of their geographical and demographic situation, really experience particular pressure on their asylum systems.
I would also like to thank the Commission for its Report on the Demographic Situation in the European Union.
As we know, the demographic situation on the European continent and the phenomenon of globalisation make it imperative that we carry out a range of reforms to the social
Assessing Europe's ageing demographic situation, it is regrettable
Alleviation of the overall burden of population ageing will only be feasible if public finances have created sufficient room for manoeuvre before entering the period during which the demographic situation worsens.
The Commission may, taking into account the demographic situation of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, lay down, at the request of that State, different conditions in respect of the exercise of the right to remain in that State.
This is a miscalculation, considering the current and future demographic situation, and also considering the fact that today' s working population will be tomorrow' s non-working population,
Given the current economic and demographic situation in Europe, the improvement of the economic and social status of
for we have to take into account the demographic situation, which unfortunately is not a progressive one for Europe.
it does seem that it would be more conducive to righting Europe's demographic situation than the current legal arrangements.
the economic and demographic situation in Europe has certainly changed.
We share the serious concern of some Member States that they may host a disproportionate number of beneficiaries of international protection due to their particular geographical or demographic situation.
a complicated demographic situation and the difficulties of living in an increasingly globalised world economy.
May I also point out that those Member States which are now struggling with excessive burdens because of their demographic situation or, perhaps, their geographical position,
a worrying demographic situation together with unprecedented technological evolution,
I think the Czech Presidency has rightly grasped the urgency of this current demographic situation- and there are also economic benefits to be considered-