Examples of using Ageing societies in English and their translations into German
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Ageing societies would reduce the potential growth rate of the economy, implying lower real rates of return
Mr Palenik asks if“silver economy” resulting from ageing societies in the EU is only a problem for public finances
Faced with the challenge of ageing societies in Europe and intensifying international competition from countries such as India and China,
will sum up the importance of the challenge ahead for our ageing societies.
In writing.- I voted in favour of this report urging Member States to ensure pensions are sustainable in light of the challenges of ageing societies and the spending pressures being faced across the EU.
technological progress and ageing societies and help those having difficulties coping with such changes.
social exclusion, ageing societies, management of natural resources,
nutrition to the challenges of ageing societies, public health,
of adequate pensions and social benefits in ageing societies.
taking into account the health challenges created by our ageing societies.
as well as further actions needed to ensure that adequate and sustainable pensions can be delivered in our ageing societies.
Ageing Society.
Ageing Society.
An ageing society.
Above all, the ageing societies of Europe are possibly in store for a long period of higher savings and low growth.
I am also confident we will see continued demand from customers in this business based on growing awareness of ageing societies.
making social protection systems sustainable in our ageing societies.
Thus the comparatively elderly island state is the ideal model for the ageing societies of Europe to predict future trends and the needs of a"more established" clientele.
In the context of the current debate on generational relationships in ageing societies, the article deals with intergenerational support between the age group of 50-plus
However, amputation becomes more common in peaceful and ageing societies where it is necessary to remove a leg by surgery because the circulation has failed owing to disease of the blood vessels.
