Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission is of the view that, in the fight against drug trafficking, there must be close cooperation between the various judicial, police and customs authorities of the Member States to deal with the challenge of transnational drug trafficking.
• It depends upon ourselves, however, and upon how we deal with the challenge now facing us.
• The Gothenburg Summit will try to provide an answer to these questions and will demonstrate the maturity and political capacity of our governments to deal with the challenge of a new order of peace and prosperity for the twenty
• All systems have to deal with the challenge of prioritising healthcare in a way that balances the needs of individual patients with the financial resources available.
• One of the most important ways in which we should measure any deal made in Copenhagen is to look at the way in which it helps the developing world deal with the challenge of climate change.
• How will the Commission deal with the challenge to diversify European energy resources and build energy solidarity between Member States?
• first century.
• Is it by going into a downward spiral on employment rights that the EU plans to deal with the challenge of globalisation?

• Consequently the tendency to try to manage current challenges individually is irresistible.
• In essence, the EU must manage the challenge of globalisation for all its citizens.
• A responsible warrior is not the one who places the weight of the world on his shoulders, but rather he who manages to deal with the challenges of the present moment.
• Today more than ever we need to manage the challenges jointly, with more positive integration and by establishing or strengthening international regulatory systems with systemic convergence.
• I nevertheless wish you all the best for your work. I hope that you will manage to meet the challenges of building Europe whilst taking account of issues such as the environment, health and peace, to which the European people are fully entitled.
• educated, will find it even harder to keep up.
• How he manages the challenges to law and order in Gaza, particularly as settlers step up their violent efforts to prevent eviction from the West Bank, will set the tone for the talks we hope will materialise after these elections.
• Because there is reason to fear that, while the strong and most flexible will manage to exploit the new challenges and opportunities, those in weaker positions, such as the poorly