Examples of using Demographic changes in English and their translations into Czech
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are significant causes of the adverse demographic changes in Europe.
PL Mr President, the demographic changes which have taken place in the European Union over the last few decades have drawn attention to the necessity of reforming the system of social and retirement care and developing an effective migration policy.
while we are facing demographic changes, it is vital to support flexible leave policies, which may help
the rapid transition to a knowledge-based society and demographic changes resulting from an ageing population.
I voted in favour of this report because I agree that demographic changes and increasing longevity mean that working lives will be more varied,
join the labour market, not just because of demographic changes, but for themselves, to ensure their own sense of dignity and self-worth.
particularly when we take demographic changes into account, by which I mean an ageing population
if only because of the ageing of its population and increasing demographic changes.
such as adapting to globalisation, demographic changes, climate change
Also taking into account the demographic changes taking place in the EU,
We also need a migration policy for economic reasons, because demographic changes are taking place and we have a very urgent need
Given that demographic changes are fuelling the need for training and adding to the necessity to participate in lifelong learning, workers must be provided with
30 years, has seen increased demographic changes in many countries.
climate change, and demographic changes.
In view of the dangers associated with unemployment among young people and with demographic changes it is crucial to achieve full use of the potential of the European Social Fund(ESF),
food quality and security, demographic changes, new epidemics,
It is a fact that the whole of Europe is facing demographic changes, which include the ageing of society,
transport and demographic changes, such as the depopulation of certain parts of the Union and the widening disparity between richer areas
the rapid transition to a knowledge-based society and demographic changes resulting from the ageing population in Europe are all challenges which demand a new approach to education
working time arrangements as well as significant demographic changes EU-OSHA, 2007.