Examples of using To changing needs in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The objective can be achieved with a stable, complex, targeted and flexible family policy that is capable of adapting to changing needs and conditions.
with a swifter response time to react to changing needs- something like a"green card" system.
then respond to changing needs as they arise.
graduate education that responds adeptly to changing needs and opportunities.
However, some Member States reported that the annual programmes were not flexible enough to adapt the objectives to changing needs.
Deploying desktops as a managed service gives you the opportunity to respond more quickly to changing needs and opportunities.
adapts easily to changing needs.
of work will require lifelong learning, to ensure that we constantly adapt our skills to changing needs.
Replies to the call for better investment responsive to changing needs are also less ambitious.
ensure continuity of work allowing the necessary flexibility to respond to changing needs.
Through these dynamic and well organized Systems companies, Van Merksteijn can quickly respond to changing needs in the local markets.
Yet various elements of the framework continue to evolve in response to changing needs, market forces,
has shown that providers of social services are ready to engage in a modernisation process in order to better respond to changing needs of European citizens.
bad ways, to changing needs.
further developed to respond to changing needs of all types of enterprises.
Furthermore, the annual priorities set out in the work programme allow it to be responsive and reactive to changing needs and policy orientations of the Commission.
In spite of these specific proposals to adapt the programme to changing needs, priority was given to continuity.
other activities according to the findings of ongoing evaluation procedures and in response to changing needs in the wider community,
The Decision also proved too inflexible to adapt to changing needs and was soon out of date.
These instruments should be flexible and responsive to changing needs and contain targeted measures to support democratic processes in the EU neighbourhood, including via promoting the creation of political parties