Examples of using Problems and challenges in English and their translations into Slovenian
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there are huge problems and challenges, which scientists and engineers face.
The programme objectives take into account the problems and challenges identified for customs in the next decade.
which focuses on the need to effectively address the problems and challenges related to this sensitive issue of integrating Roma communities.
That's why we devote ourselves to fulfilling your requirements- we know the problems and challenges our customers face.
The programme objectives take into account the problems and challenges identified for taxation in the next decade.
The Commission will also further explore the issue of enhancing the co-operation across regions faced with similar problems and challenges.
I hope that this report can give us tools to deal with the problems and challenges posed by the uncertain trade in raw materials.
Our counsellors will turn to you attentively to listen to your problems and challenges, and help you seek
They pose problems and challenges, then ask questions to enlist the entire team in generating solutions.
Ability to anticipate, detect and solve problems and challenges in relation to security,
The Gilead students too will face problems and challenges, though not necessarily the ones they expect!
Just as society is in a state of flux, European legislation must not remain standing still either because we are facing new problems and challenges.
solve analytical economic and business problems and challenges.
However, the problems and challenges graduates will have to work on after having finished their higher education studies will be multi-disciplinary in nature and often require expertise from different disciplines, including the social sciences or humanities.
I support this initiative- it is a tangible contribution towards identifying problems and challenges that have arisen over 10 years of implementation on the one hand, and issues that need to remain priorities on the other.
The EESC's opinion on Civil society in rural areas8 highlighted several problems and challenges in the development of civil society organisations in rural areas, particularly in new Member States.
called the hierarchy of the Masters), which helps us to overcome the riddles, problems and challenges of our everyday life.
There are problems and challenges that are clearly beyond the scope of individual Member States
intuitive approach to solving problems and challenges, which is, however, often in contravention
A number of significant problems have been identified in the way the CFP control policy is applied which are related either to shortcomings in the control regime as such or to structural problems and challenges in the fishing sector.