Examples of using Demographic developments in English and their translations into German
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Adapting to socioeconomic and demographic developments.
Nevertheless, demographic developments will become a problem here, just like in other places.
A state which denies its citizens freedom can ignore many things but not demographic developments.
Ladies and gentlemen, demographic developments are changing our society.
Demographic developments mean that the demand for comprehensive medical care is increasing.
What kind of impact do these demographic developments have on public expenditures?
Demographic developments increase the risk of skills' and jobs' bottlenecks.
At the same time, we know that demographic developments will only intensify the problem.
Demographic developments and the increasing pressure on public-sector finances in many countries.
According to the BIBB's analysis,there is no discernible change in the trend regarding demographic developments.
Some demographic developments might become considerably more important in the coming 50 years.
Against this background,the information relates to the influence to date and the future impact of migration on demographic developments.
Demographic Developments, Funded Pension Provision and Financial Stability(PDF, 172 kB) Schmitz.
The third part of the Report reviews the demographic developments in the countries which have applied to join the EU.
But demographic developments are also presenting a significant challenge to orthopaedic rehabilitation.
The report should also examine the scope for carrying out sensitivity analyses andrisk assessments associated with various scenarios for possible demographic developments.
Demographic developments: change of working age population and composition by age groups.
All developing countries should monitor these demographic developments closely, even if they have yet to experience population aging themselves.
Demographic developments cast serious doubts on the sustainability of the pension system.
Whether it be the tackling of climate change and associated hunger catastrophes, demographic developments and global migratory flows, the containment of speculative financial dealings or the economic crisis.
Demographic developments mean a rise in the number of older people and a fall in the number of those who are economically active.
The trend towards personalised medical care, demographic developments and digitalisation constitutes an important driver towards technological advances in the fields of medical technology and healthcare.
Demographic developments and the changes these involve have major implications for workers and employers alike.
Resource scarcity, climate change, financial crises, demographic developments and technological progress and international supply chains require new economic models for preserving competitiveness.
Demographic developments and the approach of the second generation digital natives will expedite this trend even further.
The favourable demographic developments of the 1970s('baby-boom generation') were not accompanied by an expansion of employment in the Community.
Demographic developments are making it essential to react in good time with suitable measures to the changing age structure of the workforce.
The current demographic developments give reason for concern but also for joy, because we are living increasingly longer; at least according to the draft report by Ruijten.
Demographic developments and the ensuing future necessity to remain in work for longer lead to a significant change in the age composition of the workforce.
Demographic developments increase the pressure on longterm care systems to provide more and better curative medical care but also more rehabilitative, nursing and social care38.
