Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Capacity to cope in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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We have enough capacity to cope with growth.
We must step up our work with countries most at risk by strengthening their capacity to cope.
Also, they do not have the capacity to cope with current production levels.
Their capacity to cope with potential future macroeconomic and financial sector challenges has considerably improved.
The existence of a functioning market economy, as well as the capacity to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union;
seaworthiness and capacity to cope with emergencies.
There is enough capacity to cope with the arrival of new cargo flows of RoRo.
financial instruments, or flexibility and the capacity to cope with unexpected challenges.
If the European Union does not have the capacity to cope with Turkey's accession,
or enhancing capacity to cope with growing demand3.
The EU needs to strengthen its capacity to cope with the harmful effects of climate change through new adaptation measures.
prospects in respect of the economic conditions mentioned by the European Council(market economy, capacity to cope with competitive pressure);
whereby society increases its capacity to cope with climate change impacts has recently been highlighted at an International Scientific Congress on Climate Change.
prospects in respect of the economic conditions mentioned by the European Council(market economy, capacity to cope with competitive pressure); teenth century.
do not have the knowledge and capacity to cope with all the different specifications and procedures.
AU$100 million on upping its ADSL broadband capacity to cope with demand.
They have restricted choice for their livelihoods and limited capacity to cope with climate variability and natural disasters.
including in the candidate countries, few of which have sufficient capacity to cope with the traffic growth which enlargement will inevitably bring.
Assessment in terms of the Copenhagen criteria The existence of a functioning market economy The capacity to cope with competitive pressures and market forces within the Union 2.4.
EU forests provide crucial socio-economic benefits as well as essential ecosystem services and enhance the capacity to cope with and adapt to climate change,
This situation in terms of handling of the contractual parameters such as tariffs could be very dangerous if the regulatory authority does not have the required expertise and capacities to cope with complexity and change.