Examples of using Common challenges in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have common challenges concerning cross-border crime,
In 2005, the logic that our common challenges need common responses was recognised as never before.
but there are common challenges and there is a common need to act.
This sets out the common challenges and foundations for European security in the new millennium and proposes new instruments
The EU is working in partnership with Member States to address common challenges, supporting their efforts to ensure equity
meeting common challenges, efficient and safe borders,
the Commission to study common challenges for pension systems.
Within the OMC, Member States identify common challenges and agree common objectives for universal access,
There is a growing awareness that being a member of the euro area means confronting common challenges and responsibilities.
Also on the modernisation of social protection, the Lisbon European Council made an important political breakthrough by outlining that the common challenges can be better addressed as part of a co-operative effort.
administrative support to the social dialogue in order to address these common challenges.
The Programme strategy addresses the needs and common challenges identified in the cross-border region by developing methods and structures that facilitate cooperation between the regions.
Invites the Council and the Commission to maintain the momentum for cooperation by delivering special studies focusing on common challenges for pension systems;
encourage these countries to work together more to deal with the common challenges they face.
Regulation(EU) No 1291/2013 acknowledges that international cooperation with third countries is necessary to address effectively common challenges.
First, Member States recognised that the Union needed to solve common problems and common challenges. And we have not solved them yet.
true partners in meeting common challenges.
Increasingly, a coordinated EU approach is needed among all member countries to do this, as well as tackle common challenges such as tax evasion.
Several Council Presidencies have highlighted the need to set up a regional partnership to tackle major common challenges, including water availability and management,
They agreed that the EU Disability High Level Group should identify common challenges and solutions to meet them and report on progress to future ministerial disability meetings.