Examples of using Challenges identified in English and their translations into Slovak
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the enlarged set of objectives will allow the tax administration to face adequately the challenges identified in the problem definition.
Horizon 2020 contributes directly to tackling the major societal challenges identified in Europe 2020
We also endorse the challenges identified in the Commission communication
The European Year responds to one of the key challenges identified by respondents to the Commission's Green Paper on Equality and non-discrimination in an enlarged EU2.
The programme objectives take into account the problems and challenges identified for customs in the next decade.
The challenges identified by the commission in the internal market are real challenges that need to be addressed
The report also discusses the challenges identified by the'New Skills for New Jobs' initiative.
This option would respond to the new trends and challenges identified(prevention, priority regions, priority groups).
addressing the specific problems and challenges identified in the past.
As a result of these analyses, the Commission has acknowledged that the European Union needs to take the specific characteristics of sport more into account and to address the challenges identified.
The Commission will follow the progress made at national level on the key challenges identified in this Communication via the annual Education and Training Monitor.
In this way the Commission ensures that the RAN's added value is maximised in practice offering services that address priorities and challenges identified by Member States.
In its assessment, the Commission shall, in particular, take into account relevant country-specific recommendations, challenges identified in national and regional development strategies
Focusing on innovations that address the major societal challenges identified in Europe 2020,
the developments in each of the components of European Integrated Border Management as set out in Article 3, and the challenges identified in the multiannual strategic policy cycle for European Integrated Border Management.
The trends and challenges identified in this Report clearly show that it is now high time for Member States to step-up efforts to effectively implement the Directive
(a) new challenges identified in relevant country-specific recommendations adopted in 2024
The text presented today is a policy document which gives the main outline based on the challenges identified during the public debate which took place at the beginning of the year.
(4) The cross-border cooperation component should aim to tackle common challenges identified jointly in the land
new challenges identified in country specific recommendations.