Examples of using Structural challenges in English and their translations into Slovenian
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First, because our partners face important structural challenges, we cannot expect things to change overnight
Whereas the steel industry in Europe is facing significant structural challenges, weak demand,
review of the Partnership Agreement and programmes can have a better impact to address the structural challenges identified by the relevant Council recommendations under macroeconomic adjustment programmes.
enabling them to tackle the numerous economic and structural challenges facing them.
in the future the attention of policy makers has to focus on long-term structural challenges, in particular maintaining global competitiveness,
companies to meet structural challenges, and on the efficiency of public policies in modernising labour markets to provide both high levels of flexibility and security.
(5) The Union is confronted with structural challenges arising from economic globalisation,
that the EIB should better anticipate structural challenges, notably those related to Europe's re-industrialisation
They represent a long-term structural challenge for both the EU and the region.
The transition from education to work is a structural challenge for employees all over the European Union.
Migration to higher broadband capacity is an important structural challenge for the whole telecoms sector.
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aging population presents many deep and profound structural challenges to be overcome.
Given the structural challenges for European cinema,
The Commission justifies this change by the persistence of structural challenges for middle-income regions,
the craft sector to enable them to take up the wide variety of structural challenges presented by a complex society,
Jobs has enabled a number of necessary measures to be identified to help labour markets adjust in response to the crisis and to structural challenges in the context of Europe 2020.
continuing migratory flows of primarily economic migrants on the central Mediterranean route is a structural challenge and remains an issue of urgent
continuing migratory flows of primarily economic migrants on the Central Mediterranean route is a structural challenge and remains an issue of urgent concern