Examples of using The real challenge in English and their translations into Dutch
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The real challenge will be in designing the third arrow,
So the real challenge for the Member States is to decide between consumers' interests
This is the real challenge of sustainable development- it cannot be delivered by single targets
The real challenge will be to ask the third countries to introduce the new system for their own vehicles.
The real challenge is the effective implementation of energy efficiency policies at national,
The real challenge is to make them proceed at a good pace
The real challenge will be to ask the third countries to in troduce the new system for their own vehicles.
The real challenge of a sustainable development policy is, in fact,
The real challenge for this policy is to maximise its positive effects for consumers while keeping costs at the most reasonable level possible.
The real challenge Hence the real challenge is to outsmart this tendency to destruction.
The real challenge for any institution is to use the information in a productive manner,
This is the real challenge for the Treaty of Lisbon
The real challenge is to create a matching Lean culture,
Considering the variety of these systems, the real challenge lies in puzzling the information together from all different data sources.
The real challenge to industry is still the interface providing access to a means of communication for people with both sensory
this is the real challenge launched by the great Newton….
The real challenge is to rethink the way we do Europe to discuss how we can do it better and do it together.
To tackle poverty and to attain the Millennium Development Goals, the real challenge is to ensure appropriate levels of development financing.
Mr President, The real challenge for the European Union is to provide an opportunity for breaking out of the vicious circle of social exclusion.