Examples of using Common challenges in English and their translations into Romanian
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It is also clear that we need to find common European answers to common challenges in the areas of climate change,
Member State levels in debating common challenges and taking concrete action to tackle them.
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It is clear that actions of individual Member States cannot satisfactorily reply to the common challenges all Member States are confronted with in this area.
I find it rather embarrassing that the resolution refers to the many common challenges, but does not include the policy on the Arctic among them.
be leaders in bringing together relevant stakeholders to address common challenges.
Other common challenges with impacts across borders are health security,
It will be a moment to reflect on common challenges and exchange lessons learned from the new approaches
to find common solutions to common challenges.
This will not only help them devise solutions to common challenges, but is also essential for the OCTs' role as strategic outposts of the EU.
encourage these countries to work together more to deal with the common challenges they face.
Legislation is not an end to itself- it is a means to deliver tangible benefits for European citizens and address the common challenges Europe faces.
However, we admit there are also common challenges we must respond to, including in terms of budget.
To generate a first occasion of a community to come together and reflect on their common challenges and potential;
Several Council Presidencies have highlighted the need to set up a regional partnership to tackle major common challenges, including water availability
Member States identify common challenges and agree common objectives for universal access,
I have a positive view of the report's focus on the common challenges that Europe is facing.
ERA-NET schemes19 allow national research funding organisations to coordinate their efforts and address common challenges.
They represent the first targets, because beyond common challenges, we also have a common geography,
which recognises that, to address the common challenges, each level needs to play its full part.