Examples of using Specific challenges in English and their translations into Finnish
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In line with the specific challenges identified, the impact assessment elaborates on the specific objectives that the planned initiative should aim to achieve.
The Commission will also work on addressing specific challenges regarding copyright
However, they need to be tailored to the specific challenges of countries in fragile situations stemming from weak ownership
Some of the initiatives set out in the Communication directly tackle specific challenges but most of them address several challenges simultaneously.
The EESC proposes that the Commission and the institutions should focus new efforts on a limited number of specific challenges.
provides an integrated framework to address several specific challenges difficult to address alone.
regional level to address specific challenges jointly with the EIB.
Enlargement also raises specific challenges for certain policies,
SMEs have specific challenges: 1 they are the largest providers of IVET,
the selection of ESF interventions should be flexible in order to address the specific challenges in each Member State and the types of priority action financed by the ESF should allow a margin of flexibility to respond to those challenges. .
it seems to me that we should also take into account the specific challenges that exist for the European market in this area.
Previous actions in the Euratom fission programme have addressed the rapid development and deployment of medical technologies using ionising radiation and the specific challenges these pose as regards radiation protection of patients and medical staff.
addressing specific challenges in the plastics industry, issue of marine litter
As regards specific challenges for the euro area, the BEPG call for economic policy to focus more on sustained growth,
UNDERSTANDS the specific challenges and needs of countries, such as the importance of meeting their growing energy needs, the challenge in medium and long-term environmentally sound storage of mercury,
of third country nationals present in Member States, certain specific challenges identified with respect to immigrants' lack of integration are addressed.
All EU Member States can benefit from the EU's wide geographical representation in third countries which provide a platform to addressing specific challenges, combining a range of instruments
Therefore, depending on the specific challenges of the economy concerned, policy recommendations could
Demographic trends constitute a specific challenge for the medium and longer term.
We therefore face a clear and specific challenge.