Examples of using Challenges and threats in English and their translations into Finnish
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To assess the challenges and threats of competition from other regions.
The EU States and Russia face many common challenges and threats.
The changes in geopolitical challenges and threats have challenged the relationship on many occasions.
A specific section deals with addressing emerging and persistent challenges and threats including NPS.
Key challenges and threats, and the EU's strategic objectives are summarised in the draft European Security Strategy.
The processes of globalisation carry a wide range of opportunities, challenges and threats for global governance.
I strongly believe that global challenges and threats must be addressed together by the world community, not only by individual action.
Thank you for all your remarks on today's activities and today's challenges and threats facing the European Union.
The experience gained with the Agency and the challenges and threats have underlined the need to modernise its mandate to make it better fit needs of the European Union stemming from.
The breakdown of the family and of family life are among the greatest and most serious challenges and threats faced by Europe.
The Arctic region's changed status and the new opportunities, challenges and threats arising from it are based, above all, on the thawing of the ice cover as a result of climate change.
Budget support can offer an efficient way of addressing these cross-cutting,long-term and structural challenges and threats.
Cooperation with our neighbours is the only means to take on the challenges and threats that do not respect borders- such as terrorism, irregular migration, pollution of our common seas and rivers.
At a time when command of information has geo-strategic implications, GMES aims at providing the EU with the capacity to pursue its interests and to effectively address today's challenges and threats in a wide variety of policy areas.
The new challenges and threats to the stability of the international communityand, more specifically, that of the European area and its internal market, which have been brought on by the emergence of an increasingly volatile and unpredictable new reality, require us to adopt fresh preventative measures.
We must reinforce it and adapt it so thatit can successfully meet the challenges and threats that globalisation raises.
On the other hand, the globalisation processes also offer a wide range of opportunities, challenges and threats for global governance, while revealing social loopholes and failures, including in areas such as the financial markets, energy security, the fight against poverty, climate change policy and human rights violations.
Contribute to the economic integration process and consolidate a European civil society, in the current globalised context in which common challenges and threats call for a clear, disentangled European approach.
In today's complex and interconnected world- I am just finishing- with all its global challenges and threats, including climate change, cooperating in a spirit of shared responsibility with players as significant as Mexico and Brazil is highly beneficial for the European Union and also, of course, for the whole international community.
This remains crucial, notably in view of the increasing demand for food due to agrowing global population and changing dietary patterns and the challenges and threats that climate change is posing to sustainable agricultural production.
Notwithstanding the fact that the EU considers the UN Security Council to be the primary responsible party in the maintenance and preservation of world peace and security, the EU must have policies which are effective and shared by all Member States so thatit can respond in an effective manner to the those challenges and threats which have a global character.
European added-value of interventions in this field can be achieved, in particular,by the Union acting as a catalyst: EU funded cooperation raises awareness of common challenges and threats and other shared issues and values between Member States, thus facilitating the emergence of common approaches in fields traditionally very close to national sovereignty.
Fourthly, the European Union has made efforts, which have been crowned with success, to have explicit references included in the text on multilateral cooperation in light of the new transnational challenges and threats arising from the funding of terrorismand organised crime.
The improvement and optimisation of maritime surveillance activities, and interoperability at the European level,are important for Europe to meet the challenges and threats relating to safety of navigation, marine pollution, law enforcement, and overall security.
The Common Foreign and Security Policy and the European Security and Defence Policy are two fundamental pillars allowing the EU to become the principal actor of the international community in the fight against the challenges and threats which were identified in the European Security Strategy.
In a turbulent global context, and at a time of economic and financial crisis, the EU is being called upon to enhance its strategic autonomy to uphold its values, pursue its interests and protect its citizens by developing a shared vision of the main challenges and threats and by aligning its capabilities and resources to adequately respond to them, thereby contributing to the preservation of international peace and global security, also by pursuing effective multilateralism.
At a time of economic and financial crisis, the European Union is being called upon to enhance its strategic autonomy in order to uphold its values, and protect its citizens by developing a shared vision of the main challenges and threats and by aligning its resources and capabilities to adequately respond to them.
I hope we can adopt an ambitious joint action plan or programme at the May Summit in Madrid, because the European Union and Mexico need to work together in many areas, both on a bilateral level and in multilateral forums, in order to confront challenges and threats together, including drugs trafficking and other forms of organised crime.
UN Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change 8.
On behalf of the S&D Group.- Madam President, the NATO Summit in Lisbon has acknowledged the new realities, challenges and non-conventional threats of the post-Cold War world.