Examples of using Need to be tackled in English and their translations into Dutch
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16 %20 on average) are still considerable and need to be tackled in order to meet the Lisbon and Stockholm objectives.
However, many of the challenges that need to be tackled by the EU and its neighbours together, cannot be adequately addressed without taking into account,
the environmental crisis are long-term problems, and both need to be tackled dynamically with decisions taken by the European Council.
because at the end of the day, it is in the individual Member States that the problems need to be tackled.
R[amp]D investment needs to be tackled as well.
It's really making people understand that this needs to be tackled now.
Long-term unemployment needs to be tackled by combining effective social assistance with employability.
This needs to be tackled and cannot be solved by legislation.
The stereotype of female inferiority needs to be tackled.
High unemployment needs to be tackled, particularly among the young.
The development of new barriers within the Internal Market needs to be tackled.
Other times it is an acute risk that needs to be tackled.
reorganization of working time, major structural problems needed to be tackled.
TPI® Next helps to determine what needs to be tackled or improved.
Illegal logging is a problem that needs to be tackled effectively, not only for climate reasons
Illegal employment needs to be tackled as it creates situations of abuse
None of the new threats are purely military, and each needs to be tackled by using a mixture of civilian and military instruments.
This is a problem that needs to be tackled through both a reduction of public deficits
The lack of equal opportunities in the labour market needs to be tackled by developing talent early on.
There was growing consensus that the root causes of the crisis needed to be tackled- the impaired assets on banks' balance sheets.