Examples of using Demographic changes in English and their translations into Dutch
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thus make publicfinances less vulnerable to the impact of demographic changes.
The Security Council affirmed once more that demographic changes due to the conflict were unacceptable
Globalisation, demographic changes and the development of transport are decisive factors determining the rapid growth of the tourism industry.
The actions foreseen in the Strategy relate to two areas where the impact of demographic changes will be felt most keenly:
The demographic changes taking place will not in themselves resolve the employment problems,
Innovative solutions are also an answer to the demographic changes taking place in an ageing Europe.
These services must develop and adapt to current and future demographic changes, especially the aging population.
Increased competition The need for quality assurance Shortages of skilled people The requirements of new technologies Demographic changes which introduce new people into the labour market.
Whereas demographic changes are causing the job situation of older workers to become a matter of concern in most European countries;
I support this report because I know that cohesion policy is the right answer to many demographic changes.
The projection of population of working age 1975-1985 is an estimate of regional demographic changes, and does not take account of migration.
evolutions in the required competences, demographic changes,….
This gives rise to the question as to whether demographic changes might reabsorb some of the employment in this category.
as the EPC estimates aimed to measure only the impact of demographic changes under neutral assumptions for other cost drivers.
I welcome this report which is a response to the trends resulting in demographic changes.
To describe demographic changes in Europe from a broad angle Article 7 of the Protocol on Social Policy annexed to the Treaty on European Union.
Every country is having to grapple with the demographic changes and the associated lack of financial viability of its pension systems.
With this scenario, specific issues such as demographic changes may not be able to be taken sufficiently into account.
The demographic developments in 2015 can be summarized as follows: Demographic changes in Torsby.
each national pension system must be adapted to meet demographic changes.