Esimerkkejä Challenges require käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Great challenges require sensible solutions.
As far asI am concerned- and we should be very clear about this- new challenges require new resources.
Global maritime challenges require global solutions.
It also calls for a strengthening of global governance at a time when global challenges require global solutions.
Meeting these challenges requires greater unity on our continent.
Anyone who has worked on this over the past year knows that firm and concrete steps need to be taken,for this is what Asia and Europe's challenges require.
Addressing these challenges requires actions across different policy areas.
By addressing these topics in a bold and comprehensive way,the European Council recognised that global challenges require global answers; that cross-border threats require cross-border action.
Meeting these challenges requires that the Member States, among other things.
I agree that the European Union needs to improve its financial resources so that it can compete on the global political andeconomic stage at a time when current challenges require greater competitiveness from global actors.
The nature of such diplomatic challenges requires constant effort to maintain domestic political support.
These challenges require the EU to be able to take political decisions, allocate budget resources and engage in activity whereby we can make advances.
Despite progress made in recent years, medium-term challenges require further improvement in the functioning of the Greek economy.
As many challenges require a global and regional response, the Green Economy Roadmap should also include actions at global and regional level.
New emerging challenges require targeted responses from appropriate priority research areas for the future Agricultural Research Agenda.
These challenges require a coherent and holistic industrial policy and this will only be achieved through social dialogue, involving all stakeholders.
Confronting these challenges requires multi-faceted policies, which go beyond labour market issues, and which aim to increase social inclusion and participation.
In the EESC's view, these challenges require a political union that restores and ensures public participation and the involvement of all stakeholders in European integration.
Those challenges require prompt action, since the European economy depends heavily on lending by the banking sector while access to equity funding remains limited as an alternative source of financing, especially for small businesses.
At the same time, these challenges require a particular effort by each and 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.
Moreover, today's challenges require us to look at company law not only from a purely legal perspective but in the wider context of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility and businesses' key role for innovation and growth.
Recognising that today's challenges require the consistent mobilisation of efforts by the entire international community we welcome the opportunity provided by the first trilateral ministerial EU-Russia-USA meeting which took place in Lisbon on 3 March 2000, and consider that this format deserves to be further developed.
Another challenge requires you leave the controller untouched for an hour.
We are all agreed that this new challenge requires prompt action to be taken.
This dual challenge require a more attractive working environment and more attention to health and safety issues in the future, to avoid early retirements due to occupational accidents or diseases.
They will contribute to the EU response to political and co-operation challenges requiring co-ordination with other important international actors.
With respect to culture, there are two clear challenges requiring the climate conditions be taken into account: arrangement of outdoor venues and upholding cultural traditions.
RO Madam President, global warming, drug trafficking, the non-proliferation of weapons andenergy security are common challenges requiring global solutions.
Some new Member States have identified the introduction of the euro as a key policy challenge requiring budgetary consolidation and the convergence of inflation rates to euro area levels.
In most of the EU countries, addressing the sustainability challenge requires a broad-based strategy consisting of both discretionary fiscal consolidation and structural reforms.