Examples of using Demographic changes in English and their translations into Italian
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The whole chain of education needs to be scrutinised while addressing the effects of demographic changes on the economy, labour market and health care systems.
the model main tains parity between demographic changes and changes in the active population.
The whole education chain needs to be scrutinised while addressing the effects of demographic changes on the economy, labour market
on the number of households in an economy, demographic changes may also affect real estate prices.
thus make public finances less vulnerable to the impact of demographic changes.
the scarcity of resources and the impact of demographic changes?
Such policies should take into account demographic changes including the effects of an ageing population.
Acropolis Now further reflected the ongoing demographic changes, set amongst the inner working of a Greek Cafe with a cast of exaggerated“Aussie-Greeks”.
Demographic changes will require policies on active ageing
To describe demographic changes in Europe from a broad angle Article 7 of the Protocol on Social Policy annexed to the Treaty on European Union.
Globalisation, demographic changes and the evolution in transport are decisive factors in driving the rapid growth of the European tourism industry.
Particular attention was paid to demographic changes, levels of education,
We need a review of our finances which also takes account of demographic changes and the social security
the result of demographic changes, require a concrete plan for combating health inequalities in rural areas.
Ladies and gentlemen, demographic changes, the falling number of working people
Secondly, demographic changes mean that people need to work at least some years longer
In writing.-(SK) Cohesion policy helps solve problems such as demographic changes, migration from rural to urban areas,
These challenges also have to be set in the broader context of demographic changes, and the general move to reduce non-wage labour costs to promote employment creation.
An increasing interest in this objective is necessary as the demographic changes will among other things require that the interest burden be as small as possible.
Demographic changes in the existing Union,