Examples of using Addressing the problems in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Addressing the problems identified in section 1; and.
This reflects in part the strong role of the national andEU level in addressing the problems.
Government agencies had been making inroads in addressing the problems of drought and its effects on agriculture.
Properly addressing the problems of maritime transport safety means grasping the evil by the root.
Such support willalso help involve communities in directly addressing the problems of migration.
Supporting third countries in addressing the problems of unaccompanied minors also continues to be a priority of the Thematic Programme.
Will it recommend that Member States adopt specific policies anda common framework for addressing the problems which deter entrepreneurship?
Addressing the problems encountered in the application, administration and enforcement of the 1993 Regulation and establishing greater legal clarity.
Policy package A wouldonly have a small positive impact on addressing the problems and achieving the policy objectives.
We would also call on the Commission to think about whether it should establish a specialised section for the Arctic area,which would aim at realising these goals and addressing the problems.
What is most important is to prevent human trafficking by addressing the problems of poverty and inequality and by making people more aware of the issue.
Additionally, Theological and religious studies prepare the student for addressing the problems in the field of fundamental questions of human existence and culture.
Are the EU decision makers adequately addressing the problems of national and ethnic minorities in the potential candidate countries of the Western Balkans, when some Member States are incapable of doing so at home, and in fact their practices are diametrically opposed to this policy?
Option C2, focusing both on the definition and enforcement measures,is the most effective in addressing the problems and achieving policy objectives.
It is indeed the most effective option for addressing the problems related to the lack of information on costs and benefits,the lack of legal clarity and the overall lack on harmonised information and tools for GPP.
Urges the Member States to exchange good practice and to apply tried and tested solutions in addressing the problems of minorities throughout the European Union;
Structural reforms addressing the problems underlying the imbalances, together with progress in restoring the sustainability of public finances, will help rebuild the confidence in financial markets and keep the costs of financing of existing liabilities at viable levels.
Siim Kallas, vice-president of the European Commission and Commissioner for Mobility and Transport,said:"Addressing the problems of urban mobility is one of the great challenges in transport today.
Such support willalso help involve communities in directly addressing the problems of rural exodus, while financial support from the structural funds, especially the European Social Fund, should enable the continuing vocational training(VT) to be provided that meets the needs of those involved.
Further, a consistent approach is essential in order to avoid regulatory arbitrage and since this issue isalready covered by the acquis of the existing MAD addressing the problems highlighted above can best be achieved in a common effort.
Addressing the problems identified in the Green Paper on reform of the common fisheries policy is a priority in order to deliver an ecologically sustainable policy in 2012 based on scientific advice and effectively tackling overcapacity, and to better contribute to biodiversity targets.
Giusto Catania's own-initiative report emphasises that in addressing the problems of the traditional national minority communities,the principles of subsidiarity and self-governance must serve as the guideposts that could allow the elaboration of policies aimed at resolving the situation of the communities in question in a reassuring manner.
However, we disagree with transforming the EIB into a mere tool forthe EU to implement its policies, as well as addressing the problems of social and economic cohesion and social development, which should be considered in the EU budget and EU structural and cohesion funds.
(4) Upgrade and cater for new policies: Besides addressing the problems described under the option"upgrading the baseline scenario", this policy option would offer the means to extend cooperation to new areas that may follow from policy evolution and notably enable the programme to have the means to facilitate coherent application and implementation of this new legislation and to implement the related exchange of information and administrative cooperation.
Today, European small and medium-sized enterprises, in whose favour a resolution was approved during the last legislature on 5 February 2009 addressing the problems encountered in enabling them to internationalise, continue to encounter difficulties because they suffer from unfair competition from those non-EU producers that can export to Europe without an origin mark and European consumers are denied their right to an informed choice.
Therefore, Austria will have to strive to fullytap the potential of working age population by addressing the problems of the low employment rate of older workers and the widespread use of early retirement and invalidity pension schemes, the high tax and social security burden on labour income, and the relatively high concentration of women in low-wage and part-time employment.