Examples of using Challenge posed in English and their translations into Swedish
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The programme being created must address itself to the challenge posed by the problem.
In particular, the ministers highlight the challenge posed by marine waste and the role played by plastic in the circular economy.
In the rest of my talk, I would like to tell you about how I learned to stop worrying and love the challenge posed by the Indus script.
Wärtsilä's response to the challenge posed by the growing shipbuilding market in Asia was to start propeller manufacturing in China.
The EU maximised international coordination to meet the challenge posed by the H1N1 pandemic.
The big technical challenge posed by the new energy system is that electrical energy will in future no longer be centrally managed and flow from large power stations to consumers"top-down approach.
Mr Bedossa praised the opinion and stressed the challenge posed by electronic signatures for the liberal professions.
have risen to meet the challenge posed by cataclysmic events.
the attack in Chechnya, makes the challenge posed to the West by the international web of Islamic fanaticism a matter of great relevance once again.
Reading the presentation texts I find myself thinking that the work may perhaps be a ruse, a challenge posed to our faculty of judgment.
The challenge posed by climate change is undoubtedly a global one, and it brings a
therefore begin with the challenge posed by internationalisation and, in particular, European integration.
It is a challenge posed by a country that has entered the international trading system not just with a comparative advantage
In conclusion, it would appear that there is only one path open to meeting the challenge posed by a heterogeneous collective of nationally oriented viewers, listeners, readers.
After solving the challenge posed by the oftentimes harsh conditions in livestock rooms,
go far enough in adapting its operating rules and decision-making procedures to the challenge posed by the enlarged EU
The long-term budgetary challenge posed by ageing populations can thus be reduced, in fact more than halved,
Within Europe there is a clear recognition of the importance of energy efficiency in meeting the challenge posed by climate change and work is already
The challenge posed by China raises some fundamental questions about the logic
it is a necessity dictated by the global energy security challenges and by the challenge posed by global warming
In conclusion, I believe that island regions clearly illustrate the challenge posed for Europe as a whole, which is to
the dimensions of regime change, and the challenge posed to states by ethnonationalism
at present, able to meet the challenge posed by rogue traders seeking to exploit the potential of the Internet in particular.
The challenges posed by new advertising techniques;
The challenges posed by those goals are common to both future
The challenges posed by globalisation, the ageing population
Centralized institutions are responding to the challenges posed by crypto and are beginning to take action.
It also addresses the challenges posed for rapidly developing emerging economies.
Lie the challenges posed by stunning breakthroughs in science,
And no challenge, no challenge poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change.