Examples of using Changing needs in English and their translations into Finnish
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Which means you don't adapt to the changing needs of community.
To the changing needs of community. Which means you don't adapt.
Services and devices to match changing needs.
Digitalization and the changing needs of customers and consumers require better collaboration.
Consideration should be given, too, to the changing needs of consumers.
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The changing needs of our customers and enchancing of methods to realize them are our focus points.
They should be familiar with the changing needs of the workplace.
Our team develops Lindström services andproducts based on customers' changing needs.
The European Fisheries Fund responds to the changing needs of fisheries in the 21st century.
Considering the changing needs of elderly people when defining the objectives for ageing research programmes.
The Mid-Term Review has been flexible enough in meeting changing needs and priorities.
We understand the quickly changing needs of the industry and react quickly to the needs related to resources.
In the future, the development will continue in accordance with changing needs and new ideas.
Considering the changing needs of cities and urban population when defining the objectives for research programmes on urban development;
Enhance the ability of pension systems to respond to the changing needs of society and individuals.
Taking the changing needs of customers into account and developing staff competence have always been key to the company's success.
Constantly finding new ways to meet the changing needs and lifestyles of our customers.
They also include ongoing improvementsto the systems so as to adapt services to the changing needs of users.
Thereby helping them to modernise and adapt to the changing needs of society and to be accountable for their decisions;
Networks between firms and the local education system that aim¿it adapting human resources to the changing needs of local firms.
Taking the changing needs of its customers into account and develop- ing staff competence have always been key to the compa- ny's success.
These shifts reflect the fact that Phare is adapting to reflect the changing needs of its partner countries.
Considering the changing needs of elderly people as well as the needs of their formal and informal carers when defining the objectives for ageing research programmes;
We are constantly developing our operations to respond even better to the changing needs of our customers.
The rapidly changing needs of our business require flexible logistics solutions, and HUB us offers efficient processes and dynamic warehouse space, says Erik af Hällström, the logistics manager of FSM Oy.
We continuously develop our sales capabilities to meet the changing needs of our customers even better.
The EU and its Member States should focus on how to enable the EU to better react to developments in its neighbourhood, andto respond to partners' changing needs.
A highly qualified workforce adapts better to businesses' quickly changing needs, and education also helps to spread knowledge.
In order to be relevant, the reference points would need to be updated regularly andkeep in pace with emerging new knowledge and changing needs of society.
The challenge is to ensure that the Structural Fund programmes are more responsive to the changing needs in regional and national labour markets, and that they continue to get appropriate match funding to impact on these specific problems.