Examples of using Challenges faced in English and their translations into Swedish
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The challenges faced by the CAP and our farmers will essentially be to produce more foodstuffs with less land,
One of the challenges faced by most national pension systems is their vulnerability to demographic change.
While the challenges faced by the new Member States do not differ fundamentally from those of the EU-15,
The challenges faced by our regions today are such that they do not allow us to leave the problems of poverty
To address the challenges faced by small economies
This is why the challenges faced by Haitian society,
Some of the most serious social challenges faced by Europe, such as the ageing population,
The Ombudsman for Children also spoke about the challenges faced by lone refugee children
The challenges faced by world leading chemical analysis laboratories often means they require specialised
Pioneering We are committed to understand the challenges faced by people who live with hearing loss,
Parkland College faculty are well accustomed to the challenges faced by international students are experienced in dealing with them.
Parkland College faculty are well accustomed to the challenges faced by international students are experienced in dealing with them.
We are committed to understand the challenges faced by people who live with hearing loss,
By overcoming the challenges faced in the heat of competition, we can develop our people,
We understand the challenges faced by cities and shopping centres
The challenges faced by local and regional authorities require the continued development of Kommuninvest's operations.
Funding was also granted to a project studying the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Finnish small
The challenges faced by the Italian divers in connection with the Costa Concordia accident are very similar to the challenges that could potentially arise in Swedish waters.
The whole concept behind these guidelines on flexicurity is to tackle the challenges faced by the labour markets of Europe.
It highlighted research priorities needed to address the challenges faced by the sector and to meet agreed targets.