Examples of using Demographic development in English and their translations into Czech
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Demographic development in selected microregions.
So the European Union's demographic development has reached a turning point.
The topics of ergonomics and health at work are increasingly gaining in importance,not only with regard to demographic development.
The demographic development is a big challenge for the European health sector.
The additional measures listed in the report are necessary in order to turn a demographic development into a'win-win' situation.
After the description of demographic development, chapters ask following questions.
The SenSen(Sensational Seniors) project was established at the Charta 77 Foundation in 2012 as a response to the demographic development in the Czech Republic.
The demographic development is the result of three factors: birth rate, life expectancy, and migration flows.
Specialising in"barrier-free building and living",the fair caters to the demographic developments taking place throughout the entire state.
We have to realise that demographic development is a fundamental component of all policies, whether they are medium- or long-term.
During the debate held in the Committee on Employment andSocial Affairs, I stressed the importance of demographic developments for the security and future form of pension systems.
In writing.-(PL) As a result of social and demographic developments, changing value systems and a wider range of choice, the structure of rural areas is changing.
The demographic tendency projections for a country or region should not be disassociated from the policies adopted in that country or region,given that these policies determine and condition the demographic development.
Nevertheless, all of the systems are in difficulty because of demographic developments and the changes to the labour market resulting from globalisation.
Looking at Russia's demographic development and the vast expanses of Siberia, and at the countries with large populations here, if I were on the Russian side, I would not be imagining a threat from Europe.
I am thinking of increasing globalisation,migration on a vast scale, and demographic developments leading to the social and economic imbalances associated with an aging population.
If we suggest to young, educated women that they ought to have children, and simultaneously refuse to recognise their motherhood and fail to give them the opportunity to care for their children,we shall never succeed in reversing demographic development.
In the fist part of the publication we find the summary of the demographic development of the non-marital fertility as well as the principal results of multilevel modelling.
Demographic development, that is, the inverted population pyramid that we can expect in due course, and longer life expectancy, which means that older people remain in work and participate in society for longer, make it necessary to consider social welfare systems.
In writing.-(DE) I am in favour of a cohesion policy for the European Union's demographic development, as the structural shift in European society's age pyramid points to a worrying future.
In order that the quality of life in Europe can be maintained and improved, workers must be able continuously to update their knowledge and skills, andthis is going to be all the more necessary if we take into account Europe's demographic development in these years ahead.
Changing expectations for future demographic developments and a shortage of people in certain jobs mean that immigration is suddenly seen as useful once more.
As I have said, a stable platform has been established and I therefore expect this debate to continue, because I believe,as almost all of you do, that Europe's demographic development is one of the basic components that will determine our future both in the medium and long term.
The current unevenness of demographic development has significant effects on the financing of social expenditure and the financial situation of pension systems in all Member States.
NL Madam President, Commissioner, Mr Jouyet, ladies andgentlemen, when this House discussed the effects of demographic developments before the summer, the full extent of the current economic crisis had not yet hit us.
With the planned life-cycle approach, demographic development is linked to the necessity of monitoring and forecasting needs for future skills to create dynamic human capital in the employment market.
The structure of the module section is the same in each monograph and it is designed to present time series on trends in the macroeconomic situation,the mortgage market, building savings, consumption expenditure on housing, and demographic development in the Czech Republic.
In my opinion,the rapporteur quite correctly proposes two measures relating to the effects of the unevenness of demographic development on the financing of social expenditure and the financial situation of pension systems in all Member States.
It would be very difficult to try to respond to all the issues raised, so allow me just to state briefly that the European Commission's fundamental principle, which is reflected in all our documents, is based on equal opportunities;in none of our documents would you find the idea that demographic development is a problem for one gender only.
In other words, given the projections made,what we should be discussing today are the consequences for demographic development resulting from unemployment, increased job insecurity, deregulation of working time, a monetary policy focused on moderation and devaluation of wages.