Examples of using Common challenges in English and their translations into Italian
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City and regional representatives will be encouraged to meet each year to take stock of their common challenges and exchange experiences.
America face common challenges, but also share the same values
The EU should assist efforts by the regions to manage common challenges where the regional added value is greatest for the sustainable livelihood of populations.
We face some very formidable common challenges, and I believe that more active cooperation between Europe and the United States
At the same time, our most insidious common challenges include combating terrorism.
Instead, the non-sharing of efforts to meet common challenges risks jeopardising public European assets that are essential for the integration process.
They call for an answer along with the common challenges of history, to elaborate satisfactory solutions to impending problems.
Muslims will look at the common challenges that the Churches and religions are called to respond to today.
In 2005, the logic that our common challenges need common responses was recognised as never before.
facing common challenges.
The multilateral track will provide a framework in which common challenges can be addressed.
Research: building on the existing work of the EC Observatory on Ageing and common challenges already identified,
Member State levels in debating common challenges and taking concrete action to tackle them.
universities can support a holistic approach and be leaders in bringing together relevant stakeholders to address common challenges.
security and meeting common challenges on the European continent.
This will set out how training should be implemented in a coordinated manner to build up the EU's capacity to face common challenges.
The multilateral track will provide a new framework where common challenges can be addressed.
Regional Policy Commissioner Corina Cretu stated that the programme will help the border regions of the two countries to work together and address common challenges.
it means reinforcing the multilateral approach to policy- the only one capable of addressing the common challenges the world is facing.
solidarity-based integration are the only possible means to confront the common challenges of the globalized, unequal