Examples of using Structurally weak in English and their translations into Dutch
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Yet we all know that countries which do not respect human rights at home are structurally weak, whereas respect for human rights has a stabilising effect at home and abroad.
the supply chain or on sectors that face particularly stiff competition or are structurally weak.
over ECU 12.5 billion had been committed in the structurally weak Objective 1 regions, which are the Community's main priority
The frontier regions are as a rule structurally weak areas, and in my own region,
aimed at favouring the adaptation of the structurally weak regions, will supplement the single market by offsetting the negative effects produced by the rules of an open market
assistance must continue to receive a certain amount of state aid, under a sensible competition policy which compares the structurally weak areas in these countries with the wealthy regions in the same countries.
our underwriting stance remains cautious because of the structurally weak market conditions in this sector
that is, structurally weak and with a high level of unemployment, and that olive oil
But the adjustments now being made are bound to impact more heavily on the economically and structurally weaker farms.
Further migration would overburden the host regions, whilst the structurally weaker areas would have less prospect of catching up.
Infrastructure investment must be directed more at the structurally weakest regions and integrated in a strategy of sustained development.
We are happy to show solidarity with the structurally weaker areas. But in return we expect a minimum of solidarity with our problems, given that we are dealing
on the need jointly to promote the necessary coherence so that the structurally weakest areas can catch up.
high unemployment place increasing demands on social services which are structurally weaker and less efficient than those of northern Europe;
the basket made from 304L would be structurally weaker than the standard 304 basket.
one major success is that the level of Community solidarity with the poorest and structurally weakest regions of the Union is being maintained without any cutbacks
although Community solidarity with the structurally weakest regions remains fixed at the highest level of the last funding period, namely at the level of 1999.
social cohesion primarily applies to the poorest and structurally weakest regions, which is indeed why we want to allocate 70% of all funding to these regions,
we weaken those regions which are already structurally weak anyway, and all in a quite irresponsible way.