Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To global challenges in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Responding to global challenges;
That is why the spotlight, in relation to these countries, has shifted to global challenges.
We must be equal to global challenges.
There, some of the worlds best thinkers will present innovative solutions to global challenges.
Provide solutions to global challenges of future generations.
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Europe in the world-responding to global challenges.
The EU is ready to rise to global challenges with responsibility and solidarity, in the G8 and beyond.
Europe in the world- responding to global challenges 5.1.
Responding to global challenges: this included actions against terrorism
Promoting development is an integral part of Europe' s response to global challenges.
From burning current issues to global challenges, a long list of topics will be addressed during this session of the General Assembly of the UN.
Promoting development has to be part and parcel of Europe's response to global challenges.
Looking to global challenges of climate change,
Closer ties with Brazil will also bring practical results in terms of our response to global challenges.
Culture can help respond to global challenges such as the integration of refugees,
The College of Biological Sciences makes discoveries that lead to solutions to global challenges.
Responding to global challenges of the financial and economic crisis on the poorest countries were fully taken into account
the euro is the EU's best response to global challenges.
Promoting peace, stability and economic growth, responding to global challenges, cooperating in the economic area as well as building bridges over the Atlantic were at the core of these agreements.
Streamlining thematic programmes to provide the flexibility necessary for the EU to be responsive to global challenges;
the Member States shall promote a multilateral approach to global challenges and, where appropriate, foster cooperation with international organisations
only the EU has the critical weight to respond to global challenges.
mutually supportive solutions to global challenges, including those related to climate change.
The European Week of Regions and Cities consolidated the position of the regions as a fundamental part of the solution in the European response to global challenges.
rapid and effective responses to global challenges and have long-term systemic effects on the sector;
strengthen local capacities to respond to global challenges.
If the European Union is to further multilateral approaches to global challenges, its Member States must act coherently
stimulate long-term systemic effects on the sector in order to adapt to global challenges more rapidly.
rule of law and to create a modern economy which can respond to global challenges.
the EU has the critical weight to respond to global challenges, such as fostering the universality of human rights for all people.