Examples of using Demographic changes in English and their translations into Danish
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With this report, we can hold a discussion of the necessary breadth about the consequences of the dramatic demographic changes.
The financial and economic crisis, combined with demographic changes, has had an impact on pension systems.
Particular the increased economic heterogeneity in the Community of 25 Members and the prospects of demographic changes.
settle in European societies that are themselves in transformation under the influence of socioeconomic and demographic changes.
VIII.4.3 Study on the demographic changes both within and outside the steel industry
These rapid demographic changes have profound implications for future progress towards the improvement of living standards across the developing world.
climate change and demographic changes are having a drastic impact on the lives of European citizens.
Secondly, demographic changes mean that people need to work at least some years longer and they need to maintain the relevance of their skills to do this.
Demographic changes and an ageing population have made us aware of the need for supplementary pension
The demographic changes result in an increasing number of seniors
Keeping the demographic changes in mind, we are strongly dependent on the finding for novel
According to the Commission's estimates, demographic changes are in danger of profoundly altering population structure
It shows that the impact of demographic changes varies considerably from one region to another.
It is necessary in turn to study demographic changes and their effects on the public purse, the labour market and health service provision.
I welcome the idea of a flexible labour market for pensioners, in view of the demographic changes we are going through and the obvious trend for extending working life.
Every country is having to grapple with the demographic changes and the associated lack of financial viability of its pension systems.
Such'elections' seek to sanction unacceptable demographic changes resulting from the armed hostilities in 1992-93
globalised society with its demographic changes.
We need a review of our finances which also takes account of demographic changes and the social security and pension systems.
Europe's citizens are waiting on immediate solutions to the current fundamental challenges: demographic changes and climate change,