Examples of using Major structural changes in English and their translations into French
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in particular workers largely dependent on natural resources or facing major structural changes.
also on a periodic basis and in the event of major structural changes in the market or significant changes in the composition of the portfolio.
their present structure and the nature of the major structural changes to which they are exposed,
their present structure and the nature of the major structural changes to which they are exposed
Industry in developing countries has undergone major structural changes in recent years
the ripple effects of major structural changes increasingly affect electricity generation
It has become obvious that, without speeding up the implementation of major structural changes in the Afghan economy, drugs, linked with terrorism,
while some parts of our old industrial capacity could become redundant in the face of major structural changes.
and due to major structural changes in the printing industry.
Development Division which took over from its predecessor was placed in the Department for Community Development which after 2002 undertook major structural changes resulting in diversion of resources from traditional core functional areas.
first of all, major structural changes in international law,
By and large, we in the developing world have lived up to the commitments which we made, by mobilizing domestic financial resources for development and making major structural changes, even in the face of an increasingly hostile economic,
The HS 1996 amendments included some major structural changes to food, tropical woods,
In the agricultural field it can highlight where major structural changes are continuing
the decentralization policies which bring about major structural changes.
to implement major structural changes.
Major structural change also requires capital investment,
Example: Tom's sales department was undergoing a major structural change and he was asked to reassign many of his team members to different tasks.
Achieving the mitigation aims of the Paris Agreement will require major structural change to overcome the carbon-intensity that is hard-wired into economies,
For example, the mining sector has recently experienced major structural change, with consolidation at all levels