Examples of using Demographic developments in English and their translations into Dutch
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We know how demographic developments look, and we need growth,
migration on a vast scale, and demographic developments leading to the social
but also by demographic developments and technological factors.
Prosperity and demographic developments have a significant impact on the way we want to live.
Unfavourable demographic developments cast doubts on Lithuania's long-term fiscal sustainability.
Demographic developments and the ageing of the workforce in the EU.
The impact of demographic developments is increasing and our natural resources need to be used more wisely.
Demographic developments in the immediate future will, however, be somewhat different from the longer term picture.
One of the experts who has repeatedly expressed his views on demographic developments over a long period is Amnon Sofer, a demographer at the University of Haifa.
In the field of human resources demographic developments in the different regions will be the guideline for achieving the right staffing level as will staff training and education.
The human resources policy will be geared to demographic developments in the different regions with a view to realising the required staffing levels.
Demographic developments will not help in the coming years,
are set to grow enormously, given demographic developments.
local levels need to carry out a detailed study of demographic developments.
In this respect, the governement has announced its intention to introduce a credit-based pension system, which could allow for automatic adjustment mechanisms in response to demographic developments.
For the next few years, the prospects for the housing market are favourable due to the low production of new housing in recent years and demographic developments.
social and demographic developments within the Union.
social and demographic developments within the Union.
The adverse demographic developments in Belgium at the turn of the century will substantially increase both pension
The problems posed for these regions by demographic developments are therefore quite different from those in other parts of the Community, being associated with fairly