Examples of using Structural challenges in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Addressing the structural challenges of the CFP.
In this respect, most Member States face a range of structural challenges.
Other structural challenges must be fully integrated into tourism policy.
The Council UNDERLINES that the EU economy is facing important structural challenges.
The EU is facing major structural challenges both demographically and economically.
(13) The Czech Republic's educationaloutcomes have improved in recent years but structural challenges still remain.
Some structural challenges that affect pension adequacy remain unaddressed.
This is accompanied by profound, long-term structural challenges with a powerful impact on the Union.
Structural challenges have been influenced by globalisation and concentration, and this will continue for an island like Bornholm.
The EU faces crucial political, social, economic and structural challenges in all areas of the economy and society.
Against the background of the crisis it sets a new focus onaddressing Europe's weaknesses in the surveillance of macro-financial and structural challenges.
This group also faces other structural challenges, hindering their integration into the labour market.
Budget support can offer an efficient way of addressing these cross-cutting,long-term and structural challenges and threats.
The European Semester has been pivotal in addressing structural challenges related to the Youth Guarantee's implementation at the highest level.
Against the background of the crisis it sets a new focus onaddressing Europe's weaknesses in the surveillance of macro-financial and structural challenges.
Tackling these structural challenges will improve growth potential, create jobs, and make the economy more resilient to external shocks.
To return to the path of jobs and growth,Greece has to continue with reforms and tackle the structural challenges it still faces.
Whereas some Member States are faced with structural challenges in the labour market, such as low participation and skills and qualification mismatches;
The economic adjustment programme will address short- andmedium-term financial, fiscal and structural challenges facing[the Republic of Cyprus].
Whereas other Member States are faced with structural challenges in the labour market such as low participation as well as skills and qualification mismatches;
While the declining export market share is unlikely to pose short-termrisks, taken together with the current account deficit, it still points to structural challenges.
Certain structural challenges such as the under-qualification of young people and the mismatch between skills acquired and labour market demands could be addressed through school curricula.
Beyond the budgetary dimension priority should be given to addressing macroeconomic imbalances,including competitiveness developments and underlying structural challenges.
The unemployment rate remained unchanged in 2015,partially reflecting structural challenges in the labour market, and the activity rate increased somewhat in a context of strong economic growth.
Determined action is required to underpin the strong political commitment to promote growth andjobs and to respond to fiscal, macroeconomic and structural challenges.
It will explain why there is a need for intervention at EU level,how EU funding can contribute to tackling the structural challenges identified and why the existing allocation of the funds is inadequate.
To prevent the occurrence of severe imbalances within the euro area, it is therefore important to deepen the analysis and expand economic surveillance beyond the budgetary dimension to address other macroeconomic imbalances,including competitiveness developments and underlying structural challenges.
Can the existing EU legislative frameworkbe further developed to deal with some of the main structural challenges confronting the EU fund industry- notably improving its competitiveness and responding to changing investor demand?
Most National Reform Programmes also avoid having a large number of macroeconomic priorities,allowing the focus to be on key structural challenges(PT, SI and FI being notable exceptions).