Examples of using Challenges posed in English and their translations into Finnish
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I do not want to underestimate the challenges posed by illegal immigration across the European Union's external borders.
In their informal meeting at Hampton Court in October 2005, the Heads of State and Government set out the key challenges posed by globalisation in areas like innovation,
I hope that this report can give us tools to deal with the problems and challenges posed by the uncertain trade in raw materials.
The recommendations of this report will help the Office to strengthen its foundations and to meet the challenges posed by the development of cross-border economic and financial criminality.
The opportunities and challenges posed by the growing importance of sovereign funds should be the subject of in-depth examination,
This is why it is important that ships used in wintertime transport are designed to endure the challenges posed by these conditions.
The Stockholm programme recognises both the opportunities and challenges posed by increased mobility of persons, and underlines that well-managed migration can be beneficial to all stakeholders.
Beyond the immediate action required to tackle the most pressing challenges posed by the economic and financial crisis, it is important to continue laying solid
The creation of a Single European Information Space needs to address at the outset four main challenges posed by digital convergence.
when the students solved challenges posed by the partners.
Immigration is a complex issue and has become one of the most visible challenges posed by globalisation to EU Member States.
The Committee recognises the funding challenges posed by this measure and we recommend that EU funding should be made available to infrastructure providers based on transparent, objective and proportionate criteria.
The challenges posed by an ageing population suggest a need for measures aimed at mobilising the non-occupied potential labour force,
which would enable the EU Structural Funds to react more effectively to the challenges posed by the current economic and financial crisis.
It makes important contributions to efforts to meet the challenges posed by globalisation and demographic change
International co-operation in competition policy-making and enforcement helped to tackle the challenges posed by the growing internationalisation of business.
The Council has noted that a further multilateral change of trade was the best way to meet the challenges posed by economic and technological change and increasing globalisation.
a multi-stakeholder initiative addressing specific challenges posed by rare cancers was formed.
the proposals also seek to meet the challenges posed by global mergers,
making it more difficult for it to adapt to the challenges posed by the transition to an industry based on knowledge and efficiency,