Examples of using Brain drain in English and their translations into Slovak
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however, the brain drain entails an irreplaceable loss of specialists and qualified professionals.
you are going to see a brain drain at this company, my brother.
Thus mergers and acquisitions can have a not insignificant impact on the brain drain out of Europe.
The proposal states that no brain drain will occur, but rather a brain return- circulation.
This prevents the EU contributing to a brain drain of highly qualified workers from, in particular, the developing countries.
Tackling brain drain requires joint efforts to improve the quality of life in all EU regions.
At the same time, some Member States are concerned that a one-way brain drain could take place within the European Union.
Notes that concentrating large-scale infrastructure exclusively in developed countries could, in the short run, cause a brain drain within the EU.
The Slovak Academy of Sciences(SAS) has obtained funding for a project worth millions to combat Slovakia's brain drain.
which in the short run could exacerbate the brain drain within the EU.
taking into account Member State competence and measures to combat brain drain, e.g. through circular migration.
this part will support activities that contribute to attract talent in the Union and tackle brain drain.
However, concentrating large-scale infrastructure exclusively in developed countries could, in the short run, cause a brain drain within the EU.
However, concentrating large-scale infrastructure exclusively in developed countries couldwill, at least in the short run, attract researchers from across Europe cause a brain drain within the EU.
A key aim for ERA is also to reduce both brain drain, notably from weaker regions,
When asked about her opinion on the brain drain, she was very straight:“I came back,
The consequences of someone working abroad are not just brain drain for one country, as you mentioned,
we should not in so doing encourage a brain drain from countries which are already suffering from a lack of trained personnel for their own needs in the struggle to reduce poverty.
Firstly, I do not think it is wise to encourage a brain drain from the poorer countries into Europe to an even greater extent than is already happening now in any case.
several European countries have contributed to exacerbating the brain drain by enticing many such professionals away.