Examples of using Economic changes in English and their translations into Polish
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the main stimulus behind important social and economic changes.
On the contrary, large green investments are also part of the economic changes, in other words, the move towards a'greener' economy,
Consequently, it can be argued that the implications of the demographic changes currently taking place are as powerful as the economic changes facing us and that, in this regard too,
prognosis concerning possible trends and economic changes in Lubelskie Voivodeship,
which relate mainly to economic changes, respect for the Copenhagen criteria,
Kronospan has been operating in Poland since 1989- the economic changes as outlined in the„Round Table agreements” in 1990 meant that the green light was lit for foreign trade in our country.
this is due to the ever more evident need of fast answers to the social and economic changes imposed by the third millennium.
In view of the expected structural economic changes, there is a strong case to be made for promoting labour market policies that ease transitions
The potential of the digital economy, tied in with other major economic changes(e.g. transition to a sharing economy and a low carbon economy), must be more strategically geared towards the achievement of the UN SDGs Sustainable Development Goals.
In order to avoid a repetition of the conflicts that accompanied the economic changes of the 19th and 20th centuries,
Assessing and analysing forecasts of social and economic changes at national, sectoral
analyses forecasts relating to social and economic changes at territorial/local level,
Carrying out and analysing forecasts of social and economic changes at national, sectoral
the fall out from global economic changes the same cities are often also facing substantial challenges which may put a heavy burden on them
which occurred after the economic changes in 1989 in Central and Eastern Europe.
The development of civil society in the rural areas of European Member States is influenced by economic changes(growing competition on markets),
the impact of social and economic changes locally, nationally
impact of local authorities on social and economic changes.
As a forecasting tool designed to better anticipate economic changes, each observatory, while focussing on its own goals,
especially trade unions, are more than before interested in the policies for economic growth and adaptation to economic changes, such as those expressed by the Lisbon Strategy, Poland 2030 report, or the National Regional Development Strategy.