Examples of using Be tackled in English and their translations into Polish
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We face significant global challenges which can only be tackled at the multilateral level.
This should be tackled forthwith and the results incorporated uniformly across all the relevant legislation.
The problem can only be tackled comprehensively through concerted action in each affected river basin
Which issues should be tackled(as a priority) in the context of international cooperation to increase mHealth deployment and how?
These market failures can possibly be tackled through State aid,
Gender gaps in education must be tackled and gender differences in educational choices addressed.
These are the kinds of issues that have to be tackled, and I look forward to the implementation of the package.
Yet all could be tackled successfully, according to experts gathered at Green Week to imagine the world in 2050.
All these issues must be tackled rigorously, systematically
However, in order for these efforts to produce results, the Darfur conflict must be tackled within a wider regional perspective.
Such practices create serious difficulties for European industry and must be tackled using all available instruments,
These challenges must be tackled together and in innovative ways because they interact in complex
Energy poverty can only be tackled by a combination of measures,
Development aid is an investment for all Europeans. Thanks to development cooperation, some issues can be tackled in advance and save money.
as mentioned, all the migration routes must be tackled.
Problems such as acid rain, ocean pollution… the diminishing ozone layer… cannot be tackled by one country on its own.
Incorrect transposition of amendments to the VAT Directive can of course be tackled by launching infringement procedures.
That is the challenge that must be tackled by the Pittsburgh Summit,
Thanks to development cooperation, some issues can be tackled in advance and save money.
Today's main environmental challenges are systemic in character and cannot be tackled in isolation.