Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Remains a challenge in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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building green infrastructure remains a challenge for Europe.
On the contrary, making music remains a challenge.
Access to finance remains a challenge, in particular for SMEs,
Lack of information remains a challenge in the whole of Europe as almost 15% of the public do not have a precise opinion about the EU-Africa relationship.
actually achieving them remains a challenge.
spreading its results more effectively across the economy remains a challenge.
in primary education remains a challenge for their integration.
At Adaption we work with the latest technologies, so the work remains a challenge.”.
the implementation of a coherent active ageing policy remains a challenge.
Another major issue is the growing diversity of populations in European cities which remains a challenge for many Member States.
the target percentages remains a challenge.
reliable data on the effectiveness of justice systems covering all Member States remains a challenge.
The economic reading highlight external issues but with limited risks while structural unemployment remains a challenge.
points to issues relating to external aspects but with limited risks while structural unemployment remains a challenge.
Accurate and timely information on the state of marine resources and ecosystems remains a challenge.
The attractiveness of vocational education and training and apprenticeships remains a challenge.
Adequately recruiting,(re)training, and retaining long-term care workers remains a challenge.
Moving towards reducing the high tax wedge on labour remains a challenge but several countries did recently pass measures to lower the tax wedge.
Construction companies remain highly leveraged, and obtaining financial support for projects remains a challenge.
Some Member States49 report that the correct application of the reversed burden of proof remains a challenge and is not sufficiently well known by national courts.