Examples of using The key challenge in English and their translations into Polish
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The key challenge is how to move beyond the pilot environment.
Successful structural adjustment is the key challenge for these industries.
The key challenge is to raise public awareness of the scope of the problem.
Managing the transition towards a knowledge-based economy is the key challenge for the EU today.
The key challenge for agriculture in future is not only how to produce more, but also how to produce better.
People also translate
After the fall of Rome, the key challenge to the Empire was to maintain a set of relations between itself and its neighbours.
The key challenge is to devise solutions that cover current buildings, as up to 80% of them will still be in use in 2020.
This typical pathway is of interest to countries where the key challenge is large skills and opportunity gaps among the population.
The key challenge for the EU and Member States now is to set the right framework for a sustainable labour market recovery.
In short, the key challenge for agriculture in future is not only to produce more, but also to do this in a sustainable manner.
This typical pathway is of interest to countries where the key challenge is segmented labour markets, with insiders and outsiders.
Currently the key challenge for Polish researchers is to submit valuable proposals of experiments which might be run in Hamburg by them.
In the world, where modern TV operators offer over 500 live channels,VoD libraries and catch-up TV, the key challenge is to give the subscriber more user relevant content.
The key challenge of implementing the tobacco advertising ban in the virtual environment is how to recognise covert forms of advertising.
Now that the law allows for trade unions to be set-up in the private sector,establishing them at enterprise level is the key challenge for the trade unions in the period ahead.
The key challenge for policy makers is to achieve a holistic approach. This approach must recognise the respective roles of the various stakeholders.
This means joining the dots between different policies with a view to achieving the common goal of economic expansion in a sustainable manner,which is the key challenge of a future Maritime Policy.
This is a step in the right direction, but the key challenge now lies in creating an environment conducive to private investment in research, development and innovation.
The key challenge is to mobilise stakeholders in a way that will generate significant action at national, regional, local and company levels across the EU.
From the point of view of the priority of environmental protection, the key challenge for Tanzania is to protect biodiversity while striving to further improve the socio-economic development of the country.
The key challenge of the conference is to prepare the work of the informal Council of Ministers of Industry and Research, which will be held on 14, 15 and 16 July 2010.
There is a very low rate of replacement in the housing sector,so the key challenge in this sector is to identify and implement large scale programmes for improving the energy performance of existing dwellings.
The key challenge is to stabilise the financial and economic system inthe short term while also taking measures to create the economic opportunities of tomorrow.
The key challenge will be creating a framework for implementing such measures in such a way as they most effectively protect the species most at risk and sensitive habitats and areas in need of protection.
The key challenge for the EU will be delivering on these political commitments and important next steps will be widening the ETS to cover more sectors(such as aviation) and to cover more gases.
The key challenge is to promote a new model that meets the needs of the local population, gearing tourism to harness the potential of rural areas and their ethnographic heritage.
The key challenge is to ensure that at the beginning of 2010 a substantial number of competent authorities are equipped to use IMI for the mutual assistance provisions of the Services Directive.