Examples of using Many of the challenges in English and their translations into Swedish
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Scania works with strategic partnerships, because many of the challenges we work on require broad alliances for the holistic solutions.
This guide eliminates many of the challenges around sending and getting your sales emails read.
Many of the challenges the EU faces- climate change,
COBO technology addressed many of the challenges of today's pluggable devices,
International co-operation has to be stepped up, including through enhancing policy dialogue with partner countries, as many of the challenges are global.
at least indirectly many of the challenges currently faced by the sector.
Social innovation can successfully tackle many of the challenges of modern society and the consequences of the economic crisis;
Although no two cases are alike, many of the challenges and lessons are the same.
Learn how Adobe Media Optimizer addresses many of the challenges digital advertisers face.
Abstract[en] The TAC Supply Chain Management game was designed to capture many of the challenges involved in dynamic supply chain practices.
Many of the challenges that need to be tackled by the EU
An approach linking measures to the labour market may not be sufficient; many of the challenges of social exclusion are not directly related to the labour market, but to wider social issues.
As many of the challenges and approaches to meet them were common to the various grounds for discrimination, much could be gained from a cross-ground approach based on joint analysis and dialogue.
Many of the challenges that Africa is facing cut through borders.
At Viducon, we can help handle many of the challenges which are associated with the implementation of online video,
Many of the challenges in addressing global food
When they leave, they are totally transformed into young adults who can face many of the challenges that they will encounter in their lives
While this Communication addresses specifically the actions needed for a large deployment of offshore wind, many of the challenges and initiatives presented are also of relevance for other EU offshore renewable energy resources, such as tidal,