Examples of using Need to be tackled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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structural problems need to be tackled through reforms of the labour markets and of the education and training systems.
said Hungary had“some specific problems which need to be tackled.”.
many different situations that need to be tackled separately.
The investigations made show that there are problems which need to be tackled, and the reasonable thing would be to delay joining until all the requirements have been satisfied.
On the other hand, interoperability concerns still need to be tackled by industry and the Commission's services will monitor developments closely and assess the need for a policy initiative.
Several specific problems need to be tackled to facilitate transfers
indicators of labour and product market flexibility, euro area countries still exhibit significant rigidities which need to be tackled.
We have grouped the key findings of this study into six main lines of action that need to be tackled to better unleash the untapped potential behind energy efficiency.
The policy areas in the Belgian National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are:
When more public sector organisations start to disclose sustainability information, the question how the auditing profession can contribute to improve the quality of information produced by organisations will need to be tackled.
the environmental crisis are long-term problems, and both need to be tackled dynamically with decisions taken by the European Council.
The policy areas in the Austrian National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are increasing labour supply from older workers
established in third countries, which fall outside the scope of that Directive, but which need to be tackled.
The policy areas in the German National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are: improving the long-term sustainability of public finances;
facing considerable socio-economic challenges that need to be tackled urgently both in order to place their economies on a sound footing as a basis for recovery
The policy areas in the National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are: improving competition in several sectors,
The policy areas in the Portuguese National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are:
All of us accept that development costs and sound need to be tackled, but we shouldn't be running away with creativity in coming up with new concepts,
health and ageing- need to be tackled jointly at the European level.
on a clear strategic view of what problems need to be tackled and by which types of measures, preferably on the basis of a vision about the long term aims