Examples of using To be tackled in English and their translations into Finnish
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The above issues need to be tackled.
These issues need to be tackled by public authorities at all levels.
Other crucial questions also need to be tackled.
Undoubtedly, this problem needs to be tackled as one affecting all Europeans.
This is a democratic deficit that needs to be tackled.
People also translate
Ageing is not a separate issue to be tackled in isolation from other ones.
This network, however, has certain shortcomings which need to be tackled.
Five main problems need to be tackled at EU level.
Increasing costs andskills shortfalls are the main threats to be tackled.
IV Balance sheets not to be tackled in the régionalisation of transactions of central government.
R[amp]D investment needs to be tackled as well.
Existing regional disparities and the problems of exclusion among immigrants need to be tackled.
The black market economy is thriving and needs to be tackled on a European-wide basis.
Within the Action Plan, Public sector information is singled out as one of the issues to be tackled.
III.2 Financial account not to be tackled in the régionalisation of transactions of central government.
Short-termism in corporate governance to be tackled urgently.
These issues need to be tackled firmly, and implementation- the word has been dropped repeatedly- is necessary more than ever.
Corruption problems with a European dimension need to be tackled at European level.
Illegal logging is a problem that needs to be tackled effectively, not only for climate reasons but for environmental and social aspects as well.
After the problem with driving times, this problem therefore also needs to be tackled urgently.
At the same time, a number of issues remain to be tackled which require enhanced efforts between now and accession.
Present experience highlights a number of problems which need to be tackled and resolved.
These barriers relate to issues that need to be tackled at various levels, local, regional, national and EU wide.
I voted in favour of this report because health inequalities are a problem that needs to be tackled as a matter of urgency.
In view of its serious nature, this problem needs to be tackled, and a committed and far-reaching approach adopted, as a matter of urgency.
Issues like climate change, energy, immigration andsecurity need to be tackled at European level.
Disparities need to be tackled through a broad approach involving actors at all levels in order to support economic and social cohesion, making use of the Community Structural Funds.
This should allow for any possible health threats to be tackled early and effectively.
At Johannesburg it was recognised that internal policies have spill-over effects on third countries that need urgently to be tackled.
Environmental protection and climate change are issues that need to be tackled at international and European level.