Examples of using Challenge is to ensure in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The next challenge is to ensure.
The challenge is to ensure longevity as a reward and not a punishment.
In companies with a dominant or controlling shareholder, it seems that the major challenge is to ensure that the(economic) interests of minority shareholders are adequately protected.
Our challenge is to ensure the large-scale deployment of eCall in Europe.
On the policy side, the next challenge is to ensure that users are confident in the use of new services.
The challenge is to ensure that adequate account is taken of the role of forests when decisions are taken on resource allocation.
The big remaining challenge is to ensure that structural policies are properly implemented.
A major challenge is to ensure that schools are the most interesting place in this space.
A major challenge is to ensure that the vehicle industry produces ever more energy efficient vehicles.
A specific challenge is to ensure the suitability of existing mechanisms for copyright clearance for new digital services.
The toughest challenge is to ensure rapid adoption and implementation of these measures necessary to meet our objectives.
One key challenge is to ensure that simplification proposals pending in Council and Parliament are adopted rapidly.
The challenge is to ensure that information exchange is not only meaningful but also permits a complete overview of the big picture.
A key challenge is to ensure that the required types of radio spectrum resources can be made available without delay in all regions of Europe.
The challenge is to ensure that the various processes are linked up and at the same time to exploit their specific advantages, resources and expertise.
Another challenge is to ensure that the rights of children as immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees are fully respected in the EU and in Member States' legislation and policies.
A key challenge is to ensure the active involvement of all important stakeholders and the coordination of all the exercises,to avoid duplication and share lessons learned efficiently.
The challenge is to ensure that new high-added value jobs are created at the coast and at the same that those who seek employment in the new economy have the right skills to do them.
The challenge is to ensure structural change to enable rail to compete effectively and take a significantly greater proportion of medium and long distance freight(and also passengers- see below).
A key challenge is to ensure that all qualifications in NQFs, including those acquired through non-formal and informal learning are trustworthy and meet basic quality requirements.
Another challenge is to ensure that all users are able to use the IT-tool as required, i.e. including those who work in areas where there is hardly any CPC related activity.
The major challenge is to ensure that all learners benefit from innovative methodologies, including the disadvantaged and those in vocational education and training, adult learning and higher education.
The challenge is to ensure that commodity and raw materials needs are met in a way which supports wider goals for development in source countries, environmental protection, open trade and stable markets which do not pose risks to the wider economy.
The challenge is to ensure that these resources are used in the most effective and efficient way, maximising their impact, consolidating recovery and helping the EU to emerge from the crisis stronger and more competitive than before.
A first challenge is to ensure that all citizens can acquire transversal key competences such as learning-to-learn and communication skills, a sense of initiative and entrepreneurship, digital competence(incl. media literacy20), cultural awareness and expression21.
The challenge is to ensure that dynamic innovative labour markets underpinning EU's competitiveness are framed in a way that offers basic protection to all workers, longer-term productivity gains for employers and allows for convergence towards better living and working conditions across the EU.
The challenge was to ensure….
The main technological challenges are to ensure the operation of the device in different frequency ranges, interoperability, easy adjustment and miniaturization of the device.
The main technological challenges are to ensure the operation of the device in different frequency ranges, interoperability, easy adjustment and miniaturization of the device.
The challenges are to ensure national commitments to the implementation of the ESFRI Roadmap, achieve maximum value-for-money from investment at all levels, overcome obstacles to construction and operation and ensure open access for researchers to RIs across Europe.