Examples of using Shared challenges in English and their translations into Slovak
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One of the many shared challenges is that of tackling immigration into Europe.
Dialogue at global level can address some of the shared challenges and concerns.
Helping EU countries tackle shared challenges- pandemics, chronic diseases or the impact of increased life expectancy on healthcare systems.
Tajikistan has demonstrated an open, constructive attitude to discussions on our shared challenges.
It will mobilize support to overcome shared challenges and identify new and emerging issues.
Activities support the sharing of good practice andtesting of innovative approaches that address shared challenges.
Together with our partners, we solve shared challenges from fighting food waste to protecting forests.
In 2015, our cooperation resulted in big ideas, increased prosperity,and creative plans to address shared challenges.
The proposal will establish a common framework to address shared challenges and will establish common approaches to flood risk management.
As the world of work is changing, we need to be able to makefull use of the instruments in our toolbox to tackle our shared challenges.”.
Serving to EU countries tackle shared challenges- pandemics, power illnesses or the affect of increased life expectancy on healthcare programs.
It reinforces efforts to achieve common EU objectives,and integrate territorial and sectoral issues based on shared challenges.
Serving to EU countries deal with shared challenges- pandemics, chronic diseases or the affect of elevated life expectancy on healthcare systems.
The FramWat project is co-funded by the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme,which encourages cooperation on shared challenges in Central Europe.
Serving to EU countries tackle shared challenges- pandemics, continual ailments or the impact of elevated life expectancy on healthcare programs.….
Our project is funded by the InterregCENTRAL EUROPE Programme that encourages cooperation on shared challenges in central Europe.
Helping EU countries deal with shared challenges- pandemics, power ailments or the impression of elevated life expectancy on healthcare techniques.
The aim is to allow Member States to exercisemore efficiently their already pooled sovereignty so that shared challenges can be addressed more swiftly.
Helping EU nations sort out shared challenges- pandemics, persistent ailments or the impression of elevated life expectancy on healthcare programs.
European project CE-HEAT is funded by the InterregCENTRAL EUROPE Programme that encourages cooperation on shared challenges in Central Europe.
Serving to EU nations tackle shared challenges- pandemics, persistent ailments or the impression of elevated life expectancy on healthcare programs.
The arrangements for political dialogue and practical cooperation with Tajikistan must be improved so as tobetter reflect the shared challenges faced by the region.
Serving to EU international locations tackle shared challenges- pandemics, power diseases or the impact of elevated life expectancy on healthcare techniques.
It does not imply new laws or institutions but is rather based on the will of governments and citizens in the Member States andregions to meet urgent, shared challenges.
Helping EU international locations deal with shared challenges- pandemics, continual ailments or the affect of elevated life expectancy on healthcare techniques.
Activities support the sharing of good practice andtesting of innovative approaches that address shared challenges, such as early school leaving or poor levels of basic skills.
Serving to EU international locations deal with shared challenges- pandemics, continual illnesses or the impression of increased life expectancy on healthcare systems.
Activities support sharing of good practice andtesting of innovative approaches that address shared challenges, such as developing basic skills, tackling disadvantage or preventing early school leaving.
It will help in identifying effective policies and practices to tackle shared challenges across the Member States, support the exchange of experience and help to formulate better targeted policy recommendations.