Examples of using Cannot be tackled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Targets can play sideways to each other and cannot be tackled by the defending team.
This phenomenon cannot be tackled by any of the Member States on their own, based on their individual capacities.
The economic problems in the euro area cannot be tackled by monetary policy alone.
This issue cannot be tackled appropriately by EU legislation alone, but needs to be discussed at a global level.
Cross-border environmental pollution in Europe cannot be tackled at national state level.
The challenges identified cannot be tackled without a steering role executed by the Commission and without encouraging Member states to look beyond the borders of their administrative territory.
Whereas the fight against aggressive tax planning cannot be tackled by Member States individually;
Maintains that illegal immigration cannot be tackled unless means and channels of legal immigration are established at the same time, since the two phenomena are closely linked;
The challenges facing the EU in the area of home affairs cannot be tackled by the Member States acting alone.
The challenges identified for the next decade cannot be tackled if Member States are not looking beyond the borders of their administrative territory and cooperate intensively with their 26 counterparts.
Problems such as acid rain,ocean pollution… the diminishing ozone layer… cannot be tackled by one country on its own.
Underlines that these challenges cannot be tackled individually by the Member States, but need a collective response from the Union;
Effectively protect consumers from the serious risks particularly the ones that cannot be tackled by the individual directly.
The challenges identified for taxation cannot be tackled without a steering role executed by the Commission and without encouraging Member States to look beyond the borders of their administrative territory.
Climate change, international terrorism and the negative consequences of globalisation cannot be tackled by individual countries acting independently.
The imbalances and inequities generated by the global economy cannot be tackled by protecting a few politically well-connected industries, using manifestly ridiculous national security considerations as an excuse.
The Commission back in 2012 already concluded that the prevailing regulatory,societal and technical issues in the EU cannot be tackled adequately by Member States individually.
Firstly, cross-border environmental pollution in Europe cannot be tackled at national level, and this gives the EU a clear role here.
SADC countries face many social, development, economic, trade, education, health, diplomatic, defence, security and political challenges;some of these challenges cannot be tackled effectively by individual members.
Where a Member State identifies an issue which has an impact on theenvironmental status of its European marine waters and which cannot be tackled by measures adopted at national level, it shall inform the Commission accordingly and provide the evidence necessary to substantiate its view.
However, although the European Central Bank, by prioritising price stability,has increased confidence in the euro, no one can seriously dispute the fact that inflation is a global reality and that, in an open market economy, this global phenomenon cannot be tackled by means of European monetary policy alone.
The global challenges we face in the 21st century cannot be tackled by governments and big business alone.
Unfortunately, when we try to address one environmental problem,we realise that environmental issues cannot be tackled in isolation and one-by-one.
However, the prevailing regulatory,societal and technical issues in the EU cannot be tackled adequately by Member States individually.
The employment issue arising from the crisisaffecting the shipbuilding sector is complex and cannot be tackled merely by attracting highly skilled staff into the industry.
Notes that many of the barriers to the delivery of energyefficiency improvements are non-financial in nature and cannot be tackled by the ETS as part of a single approach to greenhouse gas emissions targets;
(EL) Mr President, Commissioner, the issue of taxation and the possibility of transferring losses forcross-border business groups within the European Union cannot be tackled purely and simply on the basis of facilitating the cross-border operation of businesses.
We need to vote for a participative democracy, where Europeans andorganised civil society have a greater say- not only on Election Day, but every day, because the challenges ahead cannot be tackled by politicians alone, but require the participation of civil society as a whole.
This crisis ultimately stems from macroeconomicimbalances which should have been tackled but which could not be tackled due to a lack of effective mechanisms for solving global imbalances.