Examples of using Structural change in English and their translations into Czech
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I would like more time to study the structural changes.
We do have immense structural changes to deal with, however.
Therefore, it is necessary to correct its scope by making a structural change.
For this reason, any structural change to the driver‘s seat must be approved by Grammer.
This time it is difficulties resulting from structural changes in world trade.
Structural changes were made to improve the performance, stability, and quality of the application.
Many towns andrural regions would lack decisive incentives for structural change.
The building sustained substantial structural changes under Prince Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau 1587- 1612.
One choice is do something with high visibility that does not entail a structural change.
Structural changes are underway to streamline the functioning of administrations within ministries and state agencies.
This is important because delivering the innovation economy is the key deep structural change.
We must remember that structural change on this scale will inevitably have farreaching and dramatic social consequences.
We must devote more attention to finding ways for social policy to underpin structural change.
That's one of the important characteristics of life continuous structural change, but stability in the pattern…-… of the system's organization.
It is a difficult choice, butI believe it will help the country to have structural change.
If money is needed for these structural changes, it must be found in unused agricultural and structural funds.
Quick break process can help to minimize, if not eliminate,indications from structural changes.
Structural change is needed in Saudi Arabia, and the European Union needs to help those who are working both outside and within the country to achieve this.
We cannot keep all existing jobs:the crisis requires structural change and people will lose jobs.
There are issues that could be dealt with by the market,by consumer power, but there are issues where we need structural change.
The purpose of the regulation is that an employer's decision to discontinue their activity or to effect a structural change(such as a merger) would not necessarily lead to the redundancy of employees.
Structural changes take a long time to implement and, if we are realistic about the WTO membership coming round to a'trade and…'agenda, this is a long-term endeavour.
The European Council called for a broad horizontal andcoherent approach for a modern European industrial policy accompanying structural change and economic renewal.
Europe has a great opportunity: to support,without discrimination, structural changes to the sector with long-term, low-interest loans and assistance for research.
It is, however, not at all obvious that with an additional own resource that would reduce the dependence on GNI,we can expect a revolution in EU capacities to finance growth and structural change.
It is very likely that this will mean re-examining the extent of the structural changes that we need to take into account and evaluating the current status of the various industries and sectors.
They include the need to maintain openness within the internal market, ensuring non-discrimination and working towards long-term policy goals,such as facilitating structural change, enhancing competitiveness and building a low-carbon economy.
Citizens today want overall structural change, far from a neo-liberal system which leads to under-development instead of development, far from the rampant speculation which works against the people's interests.
The problems currently arising in access to raw materials are largely a result of a structural change in their respective markets which is related to changes in the international economy.
The crisis, however, in fact lies ahead, because a four-bladed guillotine hangs over the European Union, in the shape of growing unemployment, indebted national economies,an ageing population, and the huge structural change which will take place in the forestry industry, the car industry, and so on.