Examples of using External challenges in English and their translations into Swedish
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Faced with new internal and external challenges, the EU is now at a turning point:
The need to dedicate appropriate financial resources to meet the internal and external challenges facing European research
Faced with new internal and external challenges, the EU is now at a turning point:
which is most needed if the Union is to act with one voice and meet external challenges such as energy security in an efficient manner.
in Spring 2008, is to bring these different initiatives together to respond coherently to the internal and external challenges faced by the EU in this era of globalisation.
territorial cohesion between the regions of the Union, we shall be unable to meet the internal and external challenges which we face.
Firstly, the preamble to the Council's proposal of 5 December states that the financial perspective must provide for the financial resources necessary to confront the European Union's internal and external challenges.
The reform of the common agricultural policy(CAP) agreed by the European Council at its meeting in Berlin on 24 and 25 March 1999 is designed to prepare European agriculture for the internal and external challenges awaiting it in the year 2000 and beyond.
respond to the internal and external challenges facing the EU;
Our paper for Lahti will look at the three external challenges: Russia,
To meet the external challenges we must, firstly,
generates not only external challenges(fear of energy dependence on a single supplier,
in order for the EU to be able to respond to this internal and external challenges it needs to step up its efforts towards concrete strong cooperation in the context of CFSP/CSDP, be an effective global player,
to restructure the debt of the debtor countries that are facing enormous internal and external challenges- such as instability,
Another major external challenge with an impact on the Community's economic reform process is enlargement to the East.
Again, internal division and the external challenge of the Enlightenment and revolutionary Europe weakened the Order until mounting pressure led Pope Leo XIII in 1897 to unite all Observant branches(except the Capuchins,
The treaties, the foundation of the European Union, are a reflection of how member states have reacted to new internal and external challenges.
At the same time, however, we must be much more forceful with regard to the external challenges: security
Member States have called for an EU approach to address external challenges to their tax bases, given the global nature of harmful tax competition and aggressive tax planning1.
The EU faces new internal and external challenges: there is an urgent need to successfully employ instruments to ensure social integration