Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To new forms in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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with special attention paid to new forms of cooperation, innovative financing schemes,
In the agenda, you refer to new forms of employment contract with fewer rights for employees who are just starting their careers.
The transition to new forms of energy on the interface between water and the subsurface raises new questions',
The right to freedom of expression also applies to new forms of mass communication, including the Internet.
the Union will be better placed to contribute to new forms of global governance.
always looking to new forms and material combinations.
Reality may show that only 20-30% of companies have to adapt to new forms of direct participation in their work organisation.
made it easier for firms to adapt labour input to new forms of production and work organisation.
be exposed to new forms of educational content.
local economies and to new forms of administration.
their involvement in adoption will be central to new forms of healthcare delivery.
be adapted to new forms of cultural expression?
and dedicated to new forms of jazz, rock
the solutions that lead to new forms Â.
of field recordings and how to assimilate this material to new forms, new contexts.
We have however slight reservations regarding the commitment to new forms of support to social and environmental initiatives.
We can thus test to what extent the present structure of social security has adapted to new forms of labour;
market development have contributed to new forms of cyber-attacks and cryptojacking is one of them.
at the same time it is an innovative industry when it comes to new forms of sustainable textile.
The Committee would at the same time draw attention to the need for the same employee rights to be applied to new forms of working, made possible by electronic means(tele-working), as are applied to traditional forms of work.