Examples of using Structural challenges in English and their translations into Slovak
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aging population presents many deep and profound structural challenges to be overcome.
The government's reform plans have only just started to address some of these structural challenges.
fiscal and structural challenges facing the economy.
Whereas some Member States are faced with structural challenges in the labour market,
the CAR is facing structural challenges to overcome poverty.
macroeconomic and structural challenges.
Greece has to continue with reforms and tackle the structural challenges it still faces.
Whereas some Member States are faced with structural challenges in the labour market,
efficiency of the healthcare system still face structural challenges.
taken together with the current account deficit, it still points to structural challenges.
(13) The Czech Republic's educational outcomes have improved in recent years but structural challenges still remain.
Against the background of the crisis it sets a new focus on addressing Europe's weaknesses in the surveillance of macro-financial and structural challenges.
disruptive change to meet structural challenges.
Against the background of the crisis it sets a new focus on addressing Europe's weaknesses in the surveillance of macro-financial and structural challenges.
Against the background of the crisis it sets a new focus on addressing Europe's weaknesses in the surveillance of macro-financial and structural challenges.
Addressing current and structural challenges of competence development,
Given the structural challenges for European cinema, the development of this sector has not been left solely to market forces.
This group also faces other structural challenges, hindering their integration into the labour market.
But, as outlined below, the emerging powers face their own structural challenges, while the West still has a number of significant attributes relative to the emerging powers.
Responding to these structural challenges requires a significant collective effort, based on strong partnerships with other States,