Examples of using Ageing population in English and their translations into Danish
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The report on demographic challenges deals with socio-economic problems arising from the fact that there is an increasingly ageing population and the associated high financial burden on future generations.
What we really need is to focus on the fact that Europe has an ageing population.
which is the desired solution to the problem of an ageing population, have to be regulated at EU level.
The drop in birth rates and an ever-increasing ageing population call for a change in policy if we are to guarantee fiscal sustainability.
The ageing population, the increasingly technological nature of services for the elderly,
health and an ageing population.
On that ground we must today maintain the same strategic challenges based on accelerating globalisation and the ageing population.
In writing.-(NL) The problem of our increasingly ageing population is hitting us hard
by the market and social security systems which, because of the ageing population, are now under tremendous pressure.
reflecting the projected cost of an ageing population.
This ageing population will have severe implications for a number of policy areas:
globalisation, the ageing population, along with the threat of pandemics
We can add to this the challenge of intense global competition and an ageing population.
have had to cope with an increasingly ageing population.
The development of the knowledgeeconomy and society, an ageing population and a growth in immigration.
Denmark appears to be in a favourable position with regard to the long-term sustainability of public finances, despite significant projected budgetary costs of an ageing population.
It might even be in our own interest, rejuvenating an ageing population and enriching our own culture.
this does not change the predictions at all: an increasingly ageing population, a low birth rate,
Finland appears to be in a favourable position with regard to long-term sustainability of the public finances, in spite of important projected budgetary costs of an ageing population.
fortunately, but because of an ageing population.