Examples of using Challenges posed in English and their translations into German
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Challenges posed by digital media.
Together we confront the challenges posed by a growing Europe.
The challenges posed by those goals are common to both future and existing Member States.
Source: Economic Policy Committee(2001)“Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations”.
In this context, the challenges posed by sustainable development will also be taken into account.
Source: Economic Policy Committee(2001)“Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations”.
The challenges posed by the developments in the price of crude oil will be discussed in more detail later on.
Opinion of the Economic and Social Committee on Challenges posed by EMU to financial markets.
The challenges posed by private pension provision are currently being put on the political agenda.
Dear brothers and sisters, our response to the challenges posed by contemporary migration can be summed up in four verbs.
Angela Merkel praised the hugeefforts made by the Italian government to address the challenges posed by migration.
Despite the challenges posed by the alpine landscape, the roof was completed before Christmas.
Around 100 attendees discussed the future of logistics and the opportunities and challenges posed by digitization and big data.
Development Finance, to challenges posed by change, for which the market, at least thus far, offers no solutions.
The Council endorsed the reportprepared by the Economic Policy Committee on budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations.
Economic Policy Committee(2001)“Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations”, Eurostat and projections of the EPC working group on ageing populations.
The Tuttnauer line of vertical andbenchtop sterilisers for the life sciences successfully meets the challenges posed today in laboratories and research institutes.
Meeting the challenges posed by health inequalities and ageing requires a range of cross-sector actions.
Number of people aged 65 years and over as a percentage of people aged 15-64.(3) Source: Economic Policy Committee,report on‘Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations', 24 October 2001.
The challenges posed by the world drug problem require a global response that is simultaneously effective, compassionate and humane.
Mobile and Cloud Computing: Â We understand the infrastructure challenges posed by aggressive growth plans and can recommend scalable and affordable solutions to work with any budget.
Another main topic,"Research promotion in the European context and worldwide", will illustrate Germany's position in the Europeanresearch context while focusing on Great Britain and the challenges posed by Brexit.
They include the challenges posed by hydrogen production, distribution, storage, infrastructure and safety and to reducing their related costs.
In the first section, the papers explore issues of context:how to best preserve context and challenges posed by decontextualised archived data.
Clearly the challenges posed by the forthcoming extensive enlargement are different in nature and scale than those presented by any previous enlargement.
In content, it focuses on future-oriented public health topics like healthy aging,protection from new infectious diseases, the challenges posed by climate change, and human and economic prevention of chronic ailments.
The challenges posed by climate change, and by the energy transition in particular, have led to an enormous increase in the need for qualified specialists in the disciplines of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology MINT.
The Transparency TWG has been working in particular on options concerning the challenges posed by the implementation of the Europass framework, as concerns organisational models, the promotional strategy and, especially, the information system.
The wealth of ideas and challenges posed by the large number of customer enquiries have in the meantime led to more than 3,500 material formulas and hundreds of series products made from the bio-based ARBOFORM®, ARBOFILL® and ARBOBLEND® materials.
This synopsis of the various viewpoints revealed not only the challenges posed by the energy transition, but resulted also in numerous agreements towards concrete projects between the Siemens technology division managers and the scientists from the DLR, the Forschungszentrum Jülich research centre and the KIT.