Examples of using Technological changes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The decline in specialised production based on skilled trades, technological changes and the rise of the service sector mean that 21st century employers now put greater emphasis on"personality", or"transversal" and"transferable" skills.
We will take a look at how criticism has been transformed in accordance with technological changes from the printed to the digital,
In the present climate of rapid economic and technological changes, individuals also go through several transitions in their professional
Other technological changes(development of new forms of renewable energy,
architectural and technological changes, and personal and collective experiences interlaced to give Slovenia a new face for the twenty-first century.
to promote the mental leap required for an environment to adapt to social and technological changes.
accompanied by technological changes, but in practice they will realize it through a variety of projects.
pending further assessments and given the rapid technological changes in this product group;
the commission's ability to keep up with fast-paced technological changes in a wide-ranging interview on Bloomberg TV yesterday.
which encompasses the deployment of new solutions, technological changes and additional systems that will provide the power plant with added protection in the event of unlikely incidents.
has taken up the challenge for the development of the skilled workforce in an ere of rapid economic and technological changes by imparting the intensive training in various branches of technical courses.
increasing expectations of the patients and the technological changes.
However, given constant technological changes and new threats, it is necessary to regularly update lists of
SMEs, SME networks, micro-enterprises and independent workers have promoted substantial technological changes in recent decades and form the backbone of the European economy: 99% of EU enterprises are SMEs and they provide 66% of the jobs9.
Key to the company's success has been its ability to embrace technological changes and take the necessary steps to diversify its service offering to meet, and exceed, its customers' expectations.
meet the needs of our business, technological changes and regulatory requirements.
it is not designed to address the major technological changes, notably in the electricity sector, concerning offshore
workers can be better prepared for the jobs of tomorrow and technological changes on the horizon.
We understand that technological changes will have major financial implications,
The aim of the new directive is to find answers to these technological changes by introducing some new,