Examples of using Challenges posed in English and their translations into Danish
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In the future, the Union will have to respond to the challenges posed by demographic and climate change.
But the challenges posed by operating in space don't stop at managing temperature fluctuates.
They also know that only an integrated andunited Europe will endure the challenges posed by globalisation.
The challenges posed by globalisation, the ageing population and climate change have to be overcome.
Centralized institutions are responding to the challenges posed by crypto and are beginning to take action.
The sports movement is looking for assistance from the European institutions to tackle the challenges posed by agents.
FI Madam President, the challenges posed by demographic trends seem especially great in the sparsely populated areas of the north.
The Commission is currently launching a consultation on the challenges posed by new technologies to data protection.
Notwithstanding the challenges posed by volatile energy prices and financial turbulence, real GDP in the euro area grew by 2.6% on an annual basis in 2007.
Franz Thönnes(SPD) of the German Bundestag on co-operation with the Nordic Council and the challenges posed by refugees and migrants.
Having said that, I do not want to underestimate the challenges posed by illegal immigration across the European Union's external borders.
Nonetheless, without doubt we need a strategy:a strategy that responds to the difficulties and challenges posed by the present crisis.
We need to get to grips with the challenges posed by the environment and the climate and with the sustainable supply of energy.
I hope that this report can give us tools to deal with the problems and challenges posed by the uncertain trade in raw materials.
The challenges posed by the built environment call for new practices, and the selected projects propose four highly differentiated solutions to sustainable development.
Indeed, in these games, graphics are not the main thing,the main convenience of the interface, and the challenges posed to the player.
In view of all the challenges posed by globalisation and the global crisis, Russia is an important player which cannot be excluded from or ignored at the negotiating table.
The economic climate provides a tailwind that can help us to remove structural defects, to step up the liberalisation drive andto rise boldly to the challenges posed by demographic trends.
Additionally, we tackle the challenges posed by procurement laws and handle construction litigation and arbitration, both of which areas have developed into special disciplines of their own over the years.
Education, scientific research andinnovation are essential elements of the European society we want to build in response to the most pressing concerns and challenges posed by this new century.
In my opinion, the challenges posed by globalisation offer these industries great opportunities for development, which are likely to increase economic and employment growth potential.
By supporting initiatives across research, funding, teaching and outreach,the platform will give momentum to CBS' engagement with the opportunities and challenges posed by digital transformations.
The challenges posed by climate change, CO2 emissions and other pollutants, and the volatility of fuel prices have created a positive climate for the worldwide development of electric vehicles.
We believe that the draft Convention represents a serious attempt to address the challenges posed to cultural diversity through globalisation and international trade policy.
My services are working hard to implement the actions to take, as defined by the Community pandemic influenza preparedness plan,in order to address the challenges posed by the current outbreak.
The pressure of competition and the challenges posed by globalisation mean that there is no alternative to cooperation within businesses, provided that it is founded on fairness, openness and timely information.
Moreover, a new External Borders Fund will be used from next year for ensuring financial solidarity, by boosting the capacity of all Member States to deal with the challenges posed by their different external borders.
The opportunities and challenges posed by the growing importance of sovereign funds should be the subject of in-depth examination, dialogue and constructive cooperation between the European Parliament and the Gulf states.
Indeed, it is necessary for Community legislation to be further adapted in view of current issues, the challenges posed by enlargement, local situations and constantly developing technology.
Governments in the region cannot confront challenges posed by 11 million people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance as well as the root causes of the crisis, namely climate change, violent extremism and poverty.