Примери за използване на Rising economic на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Rising economic problems.
I would like to note one more sign of rising economic selfishness.
And rising economic inequality.
OXFAM talk about the“morally questionable” nature of rising economic inequality.
On rising economic inequality.
The financial and technological challenges are compounded by a rising economic inequality.
The US fears the rising economic and military might of China.
The growth of ineq that has accompanied the consumer boom ensures that the rising economic tide no longer lifts all boats.
And the rising economic powers-- China, India, Brazil and others-- are deeply skeptical about the whole concept.”.
The growth of inequality that has accompanied the consumer boom ensures that the rising economic tide no longer lifts all boats, not that it ever really did.
She underlined Turkey's rising economic power and opportunities to foster co-operation and exchange with the US.
The findings showed that the divide of public perceptions between developed andemerging countries is impacted by differing outlooks on China's rising economic and political leadership.
Those on the downside of rising economic inequality generally do not want government policies that look like handouts.
Moving beyond traditional approaches to organizational management and competitive analysis,SUDEP offers training methodologies adapted to the new needs of policymakers face rising economic clashes.
The agreement, seen as a counter to China's rising economic influence, was promoted by Washington and aimed to set trade rules for the 21st century.
The BRICS countries, which have 43 percent of the world's population andtotal foreign-currency reserves of $4.4 trillion, are seeking greater financial sway to match their rising economic power.
To tackle rising economic inequality in Spain, he raised the minimum wage by 22 percent in January, the largest increase in forty years.
The BRICS nations have combined foreign currency reserves of $4.4 trillion and account for 43% ofthe world's population and they want more say in global finance to match their rising economic power.
It should also be said clearly that since rising economic powers want to play a greater international role, they must also accept greater commitments.
The BRICS nations, which have combined foreign-currency reserves of $4.4 trillion and account for 43 percent of the world's population,are seeking greater sway in global finance to match their rising economic power.
Gold is still expensive, but rising economic risks and market turmoil mean investors should buy it for insurance, Deutsche Bank said Friday.
The report outlines one new scenario to stay below 1.5°C, in which technological innovations andchanges in lifestyles could mean sharply lower energy demand by 2050 even with rising economic growth.
Those figures, against the backdrop of rising economic growth and falling unemployment in high-income countries is"puzzling", ILO director-general Guy Ryder said in a statement.
The European Central Bank should put an end to its years-long stimulus effort for the eurozone despite a recent growth slowdown in the EU and rising economic risks, one of the institution's board member told AFP.
To tackle rising economic and social inequalities, the EU and its Member States will support national development paths that maximise positive social outcomes and impacts.
Unfortunately, caught up in the Cold War with the Soviet Union and reassured by America's rising economic might, neither public nor politicians paid any attention to our five-star general president's warning.
The report outlines a number of different scenarios to stay below 1.5C,with one suggesting technological innovations and changes in lifestyle could sharply lower energy demand by 2050 even with rising economic growth.
During the 1970s and 1980s rising economic costs(related to vastly extended construction times largely due to regulatory delays) and falling fossil fuel prices made nuclear power plants then under construction less attractive.
This includes, but is not limited to, the notion of American decline in relation to rising powers such as China, a political system that appears to have entered an extended period of dysfunction,recurring problems in race relations, and rising economic inequality.
During the 1970s and 1980s rising economic costs(related to extended construction times largely due to regulatory changes and pressure-group litigation)[55] and falling fossil fuel prices made nuclear power plants then under construction less attractive.