Examples of using The key challenges in English and their translations into Finnish
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three of the topics representing the key challenges for social cohesion.
The key challenges in the near future will be the setting up of a representative Constituent Assembly,
UNDERLINES that existing Community networks should be evaluated as to whether they are suitable to meet the key challenges;
meet the objectives of this strategy, the key challenges which need to be addressed at EU level
their principal international competitors, and identifies the key challenges for these industries.
Overall we believe that the report highlights the right issues and identifies the key challenges the international community currently faces in providing support to climate change mitigation
identifies the key challenges for water resources management
The key challenges include access to clean,
The key challenges for the wider deployment of RFID technology are the risks to privacy
The key challenges for the near future would be to establish a coherent national information strategy, better associate national youth councils, focus more on
Internally, the key challenges for the EU will be to change unsustainable patterns of consumption
promoting active inclusion were identified as the key challenges to fighting poverty and exclusion.
the'Laeken Declaration', identifying the key challenges facing the Union: a better division and definition of competence;
To address the key challenges in the fight against trafficking in human beings,
It sought in particular: to identify the key challenges for adapting labour law to the evolving realities of the world of work; to engage all
However, the key challenge is to make growth sustainable.
surveillance system is thus broadly fit for purpose, but the key challenge remains political.
First, the key challenge for Europe is to make the whole population share the benefits of high average prosperity, and not to reach basic standards of living, as in less developed parts of the world.
The key challenge in order to reinforce sustainable growth and job creation is to accelerate structural reforms, as the financial crisis has negatively affected the productive capacity of the euro area economies.