Examples of using Technological change in English and their translations into Czech
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The speed of technological change is breathtaking.
We monitor the adaptation to technological change.
Technological change, new forms and modes of transportation.
CEOs are not afraid of technological changes.
If we make the technological change, it will provide for very different and secure energy sources that could be used across the world.
This improved cooperation has to keep up with technological change.
Structural and technological changes/new business models.
You have the classic models still relevant because of technological changes.
Light as a service In an era of rapid technological change, lighting becomes ever more powerful and efficient.
They would also have been unaware that the world was on the cusp of a period of technological change.
Society like never before must follow this rapid technological change and learn to handle the torrent of information.
It's a commentary on humanity's struggle to differentiate between right andwrong when the social fabric of society is torn asunder by technological change.
Structural, organisational and technological changes in the work environment increase the pressure on work-life balance.
I believe that the amendments to the Directives represent a great opportunity to adjust them to the tremendous technological changes that have taken place.
Furthermore, due to the constant technological changes, employers have ever-increasing expectations with regard to employees' qualifications.
Let us remember that it is, in fact,economic growth which gives us the opportunity to finance the technological changes which are of key importance for protection of the environment.
Industrial and technological change increases the demand for workers with high and intermediate skill levels, with low-skilled labour being squeezed out.
Europe must become more creative and innovative in order torise to the challenges of global competition and to adapt and respond to rapid technological changes and developments.
Industrial and technological change increases the need for workers with high and intermediate skill levels, but low-skilled labour is, conversely, being squeezed out.
Cash said the report showed"some jobs will inevitably become automated over the coming years but technological change will improve others and also create new jobs and opportunities.
However, given constant technological changes and new threats, it is necessary to regularly update lists of controlled dual-use items that reflect those of the main international export control regimes.
In order to meet our expectations, European decision makers and entrepreneurs need up-to-date and reliable data,which take technological changes and new trends in consumer behaviour into account.
Then, to speed up the technological change of these enterprises to clean and intelligent vehicles, with the resolve to revive demand, by simplifying the renewal of old cars on the road, which are generators of pollution, through the creation of a European environmental bonus.
Given the interest in the technology among Member States and the pace of technological change, a first assessment is likely to be appropriate towards 2014, or earlier if circumstances warrant.
Nevertheless, just in case, I am going to recall what the Council said when it adopted the current financial framework, andI am citing the actual text:'The increasing pace of globalisation and rapid technological change continues to offer new opportunities and present new challenges.
Technological change has also been a powerful driver of reform in sectors like electricity and telecoms, in part by turning formerly non-tradable sectors into tradable ones or creating new possibilities for introducing competition in activities previously characterised by a high degree of natural monopoly.
The consultation results showed that there was agreement on the challenges faced by European ports:an increased demand for international transport, technological change, commitments to reduce greenhouse gases and other emissions, the need for dialogue, the need to ensure a level playing field.
The aim of the new directive is to find answers to these technological changes by introducing some new, technically neutral, terminology-based definitions that will enable them to be used not only for the current services, but also for those forms of service yet to be developed, such as audiovisual media services and services on demand.
This is because of dynamics of the sector, the apparent rule-avoiding behaviour of many online platforms, and the perception- encouraged by some of the online platforms- that,because their activities represent an entirely new business model resulting from rapid technological change, they should not be treated in the same way as any existing economic activities.
We understand that technological changes will have major financial implications, and that therefore the regions should also be able to use the structural funds in order to finance the acquisition of advanced technological installations, create jobs in innovative fields and rehabilitate urban areas freed up by the transfer of port facilities.