Examples of using Structural weaknesses in English and their translations into Dutch
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Russia will need to address structural weaknesses and modernise its economy to improve growth prospects.
But policy mismanagement and structural weaknesses in the financial sector
Address the structural weaknesses in the financial sector,
All this moaning about structural weaknesses and past mistakes, that is nothing more than a lament now.
The Green Paper showed up the structural weaknesses in external energy supplies in the European Union
The structural weaknesses pre-dating the crisis which had not been tackled adequately became blatantly apparent.
The energy technology innovation process demonstrates structural weaknesses that can only be overcome by concerted action,
Structural weaknesses in education and training systems continue to have an impact on skills levels.
There are significant structural weaknesses and shortcomings in the design and implementation of European asylum and migration policy, which the crisis has exposed.
Economic development in the field of modern technologies under present circumstances is exacerbating structural weaknesses and widening the gender gap.
Structural weaknesses in education and training systems should be addressed to ensure quality learning outcomes
Structural weaknesses of the European film sector in reaching potential audiences in the European Union and globally.
There remain structural weaknesses in employment which call for continued and re-inforced attention.
The structural weaknesses, with which Greenland is confronted,
Italy's labour market exhibits some structural weaknesses.
debt crisis has exposed structural weaknesses in the EMU's original design, which must be addressed.
These structural weaknesses are shared by both existing
To address the structural weaknesses of conventional system constructions
Greece has highlighted the structural weaknesses of the euro, a one-size-fits-all approach that doesn't suit such a diverse set of countries.
A concerted effort at all levels would be needed in order to overcome these structural weaknesses.