Examples of using Structurally weak in English and their translations into Finnish
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Cracks in the building substance are structurally weak points.
The structurally weak areas in the EU, therefore, require particular attention.
In some cases they play an important part in safeguarding and creating employment,especially in rural and often structurally weak areas.
Where the area is already structurally weak the support from the European Union must be more intensive.
It fosters employability through the creation of local partnerships andjob-creation companies, especially in structurally weak areas.
Please do not let us allow the structurally weak rural areas to slip through the safety net!
About a million jobs could be created in the EU if we developed renewables, particularly in rural and structurally weak regions.
The rate ofunemployment in structurally weak regions is more than four times higher than in Prague and insome regions it exceeds 25 per cent.
Mr President, Commissioner, the Cohesion Fund was created in order to prepare the structurally weak countries of the EU for economic and monetary union.
The rate of unemployment in structurally weak regions is more than four times higher than in Prague and in some regions it exceeds 25 per cent.
That means that over and above European structural aid the national states andthe regional authorities have a variety of means of supporting their structurally weak areas.
We must really limit exceptions to structurally weak regions and define them for very tightly limited production quantities.
Under this mandate, public credit institutions make an important contribution towards creating uniform living conditions in all regions,especially in rural and structurally weak areas.
It must not immediately withdraw financial aid from structurally weak regions because no reforms have been carried out- not even as a threat.
The so-called rich countries must be given the possibility of introducing appropriate support measures in good time, especially in structurally weak regions bordering third countries.
Secondly, the areas that depend on fishing,most of which are structurally weak regions, are in particular need of the solidarity and support of the Community.
I am doing this on the basis of having served here in this House ever since the first direct elections in 1979, when I started out as my group's coordinator in the Committee on Regional Development,where I became familiar with the problems of the structurally weak areas throughout Europe.
I cannot overemphasize the point that these jobs are being maintained in structurally weak areas which depend on fishing and offer no alternative employment.
The scarcity of such workers in structurally weak regions could, for example, also be remedied by building up and supporting education and training in those regions where trained staff are most urgently needed.
The persistently large current account surplus of the Netherlands is the result of high savings and structurally weak domestic private investment, which fell further in 2013.
This will help to safeguard jobs particularly in structurally weak regions and also create new jobs, despite the fact that technological progress will inevitably mean that jobs will be lost as well.
Madam President, the production of olive products is concentrated in the countries of the Mediterranean and in particular the objective 1 regions,which are structurally weak and where the per capita income is less than 75% of the Community average.
If we can inject a spirit of entrepreneurial activity into our poor and structurally weak regions we will eventually get them back onto the road of attracting substantial investor confidence, which will be the key to future success.
The EESC stresses that it is vital to ensure conditions which can enable healthcare professionals to participate in continuous training programmes, thereby ensuring they can extend the breadth anddepth of their skills, and also helping to remedy the under-provision of healthcare in structurally weak regions.
What is the use of integrated coastal zone management, which we will be discussing shortly,when what structurally weak coastal regions need is a new kind of self-image and above all modern jobs?
To conclude, I feel that greater attention needs to be paid to three objectives: combating unemployment, promoting equal opportunities for men and women andimproving instruments of environmental protection. The environment and sustainable development are often under-valued in areas that are structurally weak.
Yet we all know that countries which do not respect human rights at home are structurally weak, whereas respect for human rights has a stabilising effect at home and abroad.
Policy Aims and Options for the Territory of the EU global economy integration zones provides an important instrument for accelerating economic growth andjob creationin the EU, particularly also in the regions currently regardedas structurally weak Objective 1 and 6 Areas of the currentregional funds.
As a result of the accession of Spain and Portugal in 1986, the structurally weak southern regions of the Community faced serious problems of adjustment, which was why the Integrated Mediterranean Programmes were adopted.
This is how we are going to judge the success of these guidelines: whether EU regional policy with a good, solid, enabling guideline, can open up new opportunities andallow our poor and structurally weak regions to play their full part in contributing to the growth and prosperity of the EU?