Examples of using Faces challenges in English and their translations into German
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Audials faces challenges head-on.
Finally, Bush's strategy already faces challenges at home.
Every grower faces challenges that influence their business.
The workforce also faces challenges.
The country faces challenges that result from large deficits, inflation and currency depreciation. Accra.
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The private customer-oriented market for computers and tablets faces challenges.
Every business faces challenges in managing, storing and protecting vast amounts of data and information.
The Round Tablerecognises that world economy recovers slowly and still faces challenges.
The local creative scene is diverse and faces challenges in the field of a wealth of ideas and innovative capacity.
Kosovo continued its efforts to fight terrorism, but still faces challenges in this area.
The Monkey faces challenges with intelligence and ingenuity, while constantly seeking pleasure and self-gratification.
MRV system for mitigation actions in Indonesia Setting up a national MRV system to comply with thereporting obligations of the Paris Agreement(Article 13/2015), IDN faces challenges of realigning….
This neighbouring region of the European Union faces challenges that directly impact the security and prosperity of the EU.
It also faces challenges from increased expectations of populations and patients and intensifying world competition.
Yet two things seem clear: different countries are opting, either by choice or necessity, for different outcomes;and the global system as a whole faces challenges in reconciling them.
Even so, Santos's“civilian” presidency faces challenges no less demanding than the war against the militias.
Germany faces challenges to support students with disadvantaged and migrant backgrounds and to continue reducing the impact of socio-economic background on student outcomes while raising performance in academic and VET provision.
For the most part, GPS works just fine to get a drone from one place to another,but the technology faces challenges when it comes to getting drones close enough to a structure to capture high resolution images.
Lithuania faces challenges with regard to a number of indicators of the Social Scoreboard supporting the European Pillar of Social Rights.
Setting up a national MRV system to comply with thereporting obligations of the Paris Agreement(Article 13/2015), IDN faces challenges of realigning several existing databases incl. data collection.
The knowledge city of the future faces challenges that are complex and can only be met to a certain degree by traditional planning processes.
Today, society faces challenges such as globalized and ever changing living and working patterns, lack of skilled labor and demographic development.
Although many SAP customershave heard of HANA SAP still faces challenges getting the user base to understand what the various options are for migration and implementation.
The workforce also faces challenges: Companies must identify the new skills their employees will need and train them accordingly.
It is obvious that the outdoor industry faces challenges such as digitalisation, an ageing population and competitive pressure from other industries.
The Czech Republic still faces challenges with respect to long-term fiscal sustainability, largely due to projected increases in pension and healthcare expenditure.
However, the European automotive industry also faces challenges in domestic markets, where changes in demand and mentalities will affect its capacity to succeed in the future.
At the same time, the whole of the Union faces challenges arising from a likely acceleration in economic restructuring as a result of globalisation, trade opening, the technological revolution, the development of the knowledge economy and society, an ageing population and a growth in immigration.
Our model of society today faces challenges that threaten our whole social fabric, as Pierre Defraigne wrote so eloquently in a recent article.
At the same time, the whole of the Union faces challenges arising from a likely acceleration in economic restructuring as a result of globalisation, trade opening, the technological revolution, the development of the knowledge economy and society, an ageing population and a growth in immigration.