Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Changing economic in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The proposed revision of the Merger Regulation is undertaken with a view to ensuring that the Merger Regulation will continue to be an effective instrument of merger control in a changing economic and political environment, both in Europe and worldwide.
distribution arrangements best suited to their individual commercial interests and to adapt to the changing economic conditions.
In recent years, the central government has begun to reform the system in response to protests and a changing economic system, but experts speculate as to whether or not these changes have been of substance.
employees must be adapted to the needs of today's society and to the changing economic environment.
to maintain their career prospects in a rapidly changing economic environment.
in keeping with the changing economic and social needs of the country;
technological developments, changing economic conditions and the fulfilment of the obligations on emission levels.
Given the rapidly changing economic and industrial conditions, it is particularly important
every public administration and each and every member of its staff to improve efficiency and to adjust to the changing economic and social context in Europe.
its staff to improve efficiency and to adjust to the changing economic and social context.
the Commission underlines the need for mobility in the context of a rapidly changing economic and social environment.
adopted in November 2000, the Commission stressed the need for a comprehensive common migration policy, which takes account of the changing economic and demographic needs of the European Union.
adoption of this Recommendation, to take account of changing economic circumstances in the Community.
new strategies are needed to cope with the changing economic situation and boost global economic development.
We shall study to what extent behaviours in the area of"employability" reflect simple adaptive responses to a changing economic and institutional context
adoption of this Recommendation, to take account of changing economic circumstances in the Community.
flexibility to impose reserve requirements within the context of, and dependent upon, changing economic and financial conditions among participating Member States.
less progress has been made overall in changing economic and societal trends which are harmful to the environment.
take into account their developments as well as the changing economic and political context before considering possible proposals for a subsequent multiannual Programme covering the period post-1996.
Member States' systems of social protection are failing to meet the new challenges of changing patterns of work, changing economic, social and demographic patterns and the globalization of markets.