Examples of using Has to be tackled in English and their translations into Finnish
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Climate change has to be tackled now!
It is in this context that enlargement raises a particular problem, and one that has to be tackled.
Noise itself has to be tackled by means of low-noise tyres or road surfaces, for example.
That is something that also has to be tackled.
It is a problem, but it has to be tackled through the law and individuals must be prosecuted.
The use of biological and toxic weapons has to be tackled.
This situation has to be tackled because taxes on the peasants have increased dramatically over recent times because of the need to modernise.
The Commission considers that predatory tax planning has to be tackled in parallel with action against fraud.
Mr President, in relation to promoting gender equality in developing countries,it is clear that poverty is one of the issues that has to be tackled.
In order to deliver the security Europeans expect,energy supply has to be tackled in a more coherent way at EU level.
We are convinced that it has to be tackled at regional level, taking countries' interests and needs into account- both upstream, which means Tajikistan and Kurdistan, and downstream, which means Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan.
Inequality between women and men is a multidimensional phenomenon that has to be tackled by a comprehensive mix of policy measures.
I am convinced that this problem has to be tackled head-on and that the public must be given the opportunity to become far more actively involved in the shaping of European policy and, to this end, in developing a set of policies that can motivate and mobilise people and foster solidarity among them.
The phenomenon of illegal immigration consists of a number of interlinked phases and each has to be tackled systematically with specific measures.
In conclusion, we all agree that breast cancer has to be tackled and best practice examples show that significant results can be achieved.
In order to deliver what Europeans expect, in particular in relation to new challenges,energy has to be tackled in a more coherent way.
Issues concerning legal entry andentry routes have to be tackled.
Structural barriers to labour mobility have to be tackled as well as educational and skills barriers.
All of these problems have to be tackled.
They have to be tackled in other ways and we are working on this at the moment.
The short term immediate problems have to be tackled first.
That is the way things have to be tackled.
All these problems have to be tackled and for this reason I welcome the Commission's proposal that there should be no sudden end to funding from Brussels.
These are the kinds of issues that have to be tackled, and I look forward to the implementation of the package.
The harmonisation of the different national legislations in this field andthe ensuing discrepancies in methods of investigation and prosecution have to be tackled at European level as a matter of priority.
In the nuclear sector, to sustain its current contribution to low carbon electricity, two key challenges identified in the SET-Plan have to be tackled- lifetime extension of facilities and solutions for nuclear waste.
I would once again highlight the fact that terrorism andorganised crime have to be tackled on the basis of fundamental rights and common constitutional principles.
These issues will have to be tackled if customs are to help ensure the security of the citizen in the single market whilst maintaining an attractive climate for business operations and investment.
What we see now is untenable;the unfairness and the inequity have to be tackled and trade is the key to doing this.
As far as possible, we want to see this sort of training automatically built into programmes at the outset, instead of having to be tackled separately and later.