Examples of using To respond to the challenges in English and their translations into Swedish
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In order for Europe to be able to respond to the challenges of globalisation and successfully achieve the Lisbon Strategy objectives,
To respond to the challenges of globalisation: technological change
job creation able to respond to the challenges arising from globalisation.
reforming the Structural Funds, we can only harbour some doubts as to the Union's ability to respond to the challenges of growth and enlargement in due time.
specific objectives and to respond to the challenges arising from the internationalisation of audiovisual markets.
through the creation of a discussion forum to respond to the challenges and problems raised by the development of the Internet;
intended to increase the effectiveness and safety of this means of transport and to respond to the challenges of its foreseeable growth in the future.
To respond to the challenges presented above, the Commission has paid particular attention to possible synergies between EU policies
make up more than 99% of all our enterprises, the measures in the action plan presented here will also help to respond to the challenges identified within the debate on the competitiveness of the European economy in the face of globalisation.
I welcome EU efforts to respond to the challenges created by instability
It marked a major turning point in the efforts of the Catholic church to respond to the challenge of the Protestant Reformation
Thirdly, in present circumstances the EU is not in a position to respond to the challenge of climate change
We therefore need to take a fresh look at this difficult equation so as to enable us to respond to the challenge.
Moreover, it has proved to be the precondition for the ability of the European community to respond to the challenge of globalization.
Because national political parties are clearly failing to respond to the challenge of European integration.
Even fulfilling this target will not be enough to respond to the challenge of ageing populations.