Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To meet the challenge in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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There is a need for new initiatives to increase employment in order to meet the challenge of an ageing society,
To meet the challenge of the intractable situation in Iran, our institutions and external affairs agencies
For we are called to meet the challenge of a principle, We have been forced into a conflict,
have well trained people to meet the challenge from technological giants like the United States and Japan.
it will be politically, legislatively and technically impossible to meet the challenge of the enlarged EU.
effective partnership to meet the challenge of the 21st century.
work underway on financing options for assisting developing countries to meet the challenge of a globalising chemicals and waste industry.
next-generation sequencing have been developed to meet the challenge of sequencing whole genes and genomes.
Participants in this second group were also somewhat sceptical about whether they would be able to meet the challenge of“work and school”-
they were willing to meet the challenge of the coming year head-on.
To meet the challenge of an ageing society, Europe needs to
a European Ministerial Conference in Bonn gave a political signal that Europe is ready to meet the challenge of the Information Society
EL Madam President, without competing ports, the EU will not be able to meet the challenge of globalised trade- 90% of our imports are imported by sea- neither will it be able to decongest its major roads in favour of sea routes.
to financing, governance and">quality are proving inadequate to meet the challenge of what has become a global market for academics,
A strong alliance to meet the challenges of the Belgian healthcare sector.
In general, the strategy described appears adequate to meet the challenges.
Institution-building to meet the challenges of globalisation must be accompanied by equal
Priorities are suggested for sound prudential rules to meet the challenges of industry consolidation