Examples of using To be tackled in English and their translations into Finnish
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These eight guidelines give us the roadmap for the reforms that need to be tackled by 2010, and are more than sufficient for launching national reform programmes.
I voted in favour of this report because health inequalities are a problem that needs to be tackled as a matter of urgency.
new barriers to be tackled.
also need to be tackled and have been addressed in national
Environmental protection and climate change are issues that need to be tackled at international and European level.
anticompetitive behaviour constitute distortions that need to be tackled.
small arms is one of the major cross-cutting problems to be tackled.
their possible repatriation needs to be tackled, in cooperation with the Sudanese
outside Europe need to be tackled Europe-wide.
Within the Action Plan, Public sector information is singled out as one of the issues to be tackled.
remain between eastern and western parts of the EU, which need to be tackled.
with a view of identifying the issues to be tackled.
Disparities need to be tackled through a broad approach involving actors at all levels
on the correct identification of the challenges to be tackled.
where this problem needs to be tackled.
important challenges still remain to be tackled.
Occupational segregation still needs to be tackled, particularly in the context of solving bottleneck problems,
On the basis of the consultations and expert reports undertaken4, the Commission has identified two main problems that needs to be tackled at EU level.
lead were laid down in a framework directive as the first air pollutants to be tackled.
The following areas would need to be tackled to make the rich diversity of European films accessible and appealing for a wider audience