Examples of using Key challenges in English and their translations into Slovak
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Certainly, the environment and energy package will be one of the key challenges in the next six months
strengths of the existing policies and the key challenges to be addressed.
support inclusive public-private policy dialogues in partner countries to identify key challenges and opportunities.
inclusive framework in response to the key challenges facing the Baltic Sea Region
The key challenges are sustainable mobility,
I believe that one of the key challenges in relaunching the Single Market is ensuring political leadership,
which takes the key challenges in our core business into account.
First to describe the current economic situation of the EU industry and to identify the key challenges it is currently facing;
services which address the key challenges associated with teaching
One of the key challenges in relaunching the Single Market is ensuring political leadership,
was intended to offer as complete a coverage as possible to identify key challenges in Member States.
Energy and climate change Mitigating and adapting to climate change are key challenges of the 21st century.
sustainable development are key challenges for SMEs, which have to adopt more sustainable production
The rapporteur has suggested that one of the key challenges in relaunching the Single Market is ensuring political leadership, commitment and coordination.
the Commission are called upon to develop an action plan to tackle the key challenges for the health workforce throughout the EU in the medium
A high level of tax arrears, VAT fraud and the shadow economy are key challenges.
Further work is needed to address immediate key challenges and to progress on on-going work, in particular.
One of the key challenges will be taking account of the long-term nature
We examined whether research efforts followed a strategic approach and addressed key challenges, while encouraging sustainable results.
The EU post-2010 strategy will need to have a clear vision of the key challenges facing society with revised instruments for the fields of employment and social inclusion.