Examples of using Solutions to the challenges in English and their translations into Danish
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And so I'm confident that together we will find sensible solutions to the challenges we face in the administration.
Here, we focus our attention on daily routines- from restaurant to reception to cleaning-and together we find green solutions to the challenges.
It was also really interesting to see the other participants' solutions to the challenges. It definitely gave me some extra input.
In other words, this represents the mutual respect between faculty, cov neeg ua haujlwm, and students through dialogue, regardless of position,as well as the belief in one's own solutions to the challenges that lie ahead.
Industry is at the heart of Europe and indispensable for finding solutions to the challenges of our society, today and in the future.
Today, its main task is to find solutions to the challenges presented by the opening-up of borders and the free movement of persons, which are a very good thing but which may create temporary difficulties.
It will identify options and possible solutions to the challenges that have been outlined and will be the starting point of a long-term process of structural reform and change in communication culture, involving all actors concerned within and outside the Commission.
Comments INCREASING RAIL TRANSPORT Posted: 9. April 2018 The increasing pressure on the European roads daily inspires companies to seek alternative solutions to the challenges this naturally causes.
Mr President, I agree with the sentiment underlying these questions:how to find solutions to the challenges as a response to our Kyoto obligations,to high oil and gas prices, and how to deal with Europe's increasing reliance on imported hydrocarbon?
If we each accept that and respect that others do not necessarily have the sameneeds as we have, we would probably find much better solutions to the challenges we are facing as a society, partly because each of us would realise that the ideology we are passionate about cannot solve the problems of the whole world and his dog.
Comments Posted by Mie Frydensbjerg on Monday, April 9th,2018 at 9:15 am in News INCREASING RAIL TRANSPORT The increasing pressure on the European roads daily inspires companies to seek alternative solutions to the challenges this naturally causes.
I wish the Spanish Presidency every success in achieving its priorities and in finding solutions to the challenges which the European Union is currently facing.
Secondly, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) andEuropean Democrats has also requested that the vote on Mr Reul's report on possible solutions to the challenges in relation to oil supply be held tomorrow.
Our clients include many organisations who are developing orinvesting in projects and technological solutions to the challenges presented by the combined forces of climate change and energy security.
This can be done through a joint Nordic strategy for the bioeconomy, by including new, interdisciplinary knowledge and by providing input to the Nordic countries and relevant Nordic andinternational forums regarding innovative thinking and solutions to the challenges they face in relation to the bioeconomy and green transition.
I welcome your House's view that we should worktogether with the United States in order to find multilateral solutions to the challenges we have to face together, and I endorse it unreservedly.
Good governance of Europe also has a medium- and long-term vision, however, and we support the European Council's decision to set up a Reflection Group to measure the future impact of decisions taken today, here, at the heart of our democracy,which will seek solutions to the challenges that a united Europe will have to face in the next 10, 20 or 30 years, which will reflect on EU development strategies.
I greatly appreciate the efforts made by Parliament andthe successive Council presidencies to find constructive solutions to the challenges we have encountered with these innovative proposals.
Danish Minister of Justice and President of the Justice and Home Affairs(JHA) Council, Morten Bødskov, wants to find practical solutions to the challenges facing the EU in the area of asylum and illegal immigration.
I wish to acknowledge the efforts that have beenmade by Parliament and successive Council Presidencies to find imaginative and constructive solutions to the challenges that we have encountered on these innovative proposals.