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civic engagement necessary to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
This programme offers a wide choice of modules which cover the skills which modern construction professionals need in order to meet the challenges of the industry.
A framework better adapted to these financing problems is needed to meet the challenges of building this infrastructure.
complete the Lisbon Strategy to meet the challenges Europe has to face on energy
To meet the challenges of globalisation we must build a knowledge-based economy
innovation we shall be unable to meet the challenges- the nutritional,
Our welfare systems need to be modernised to meet the challenges of the rapid ageing of our population.
Our objective is to be in a position to meet the challenges which, let us not forget,
We need a competitive economy to meet the challenges of growth and full employment within a context of globalisation, the benefits of
Intelligent transport systems(ITS) can help to meet the challenges faced by the European transport policy,
We need to meet the challenges of a modern, grocery environment in managing fresh,
Luigi are in need of help to meet the challenges of this world adventure in Animal.
To meet the challenges and opportunities of globalisation, the full capacity of the Single Market must be used.
If it is to be able to meet the challenges of globalisation, it has no choice but to'constitutionalise' the Union.
tools and models to meet the challenges which the transition to a sustainable society entails.
Cases See how our retail clients have worked with ASSA ABLOY to meet the challenges their stores faced here.
To meet the challenges related to overwintering we have invested in a four-year, project about how autumn fertilization affect winter performance of cold season green grass.