Eksempler på brug af Changing economic på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Our products are widely recognized and trusted by users andcan meet continuously changing economic and social needs.
It also calls for'wages to respond more rapidly to changing economic circumstances', or in other words for wages to be reduced depending on the cycle.
The Governing Council has taken its decisions in a timely manner,responding appropriately to changing economic conditions whenever required.
These days, we are witnessing how the rapidly changing economic, financial and international political circumstances override our plans almost every week.
It will continue to pursue this policy in future,making whatever adjustmentsare necessary in the light of changing economic circumstances.
Every business can experience financial difficulties: it may be due to changing economic conditions, unforeseen events, simple misjudgements or major mismanagement.
The second amendment aims at allowing more flexibility in VAT provisions in order toenable Member States to react to the changing economic situation.
Many of these sectors are challenged by a fast changing economic environment: globalisation, ever faster introduction of information technology and privatisation.
Maintaining close links with its fellow EU institutions, the EIB extends anddiversifies its activities in a constantly changing economic and political environment.
Nevertheless, like every document it will be subject to changing economic conditions, and we will only discover how effective it is once it has been implemented in practice.
Whenever opportune, the EIB extended and diversified its activities to execute its mission as the Community's financial arm in a constantly changing economic and political environment.
Every business can experience financial difficulty whether it be due to changing economic conditions, unforeseen events, simple misjudgment, or even major mismanagement.
Were we meant toadopt an inflexible approach, trying to force the countries with the biggest deficits to stick to their budgetary targets regardless of the changing economic situation?
Loss re-evaluation: An insurance company makes money by paying customers less than they expect due to changing economic levels and according to the level of usage exercised on the object of loss.
With changing economic conditions, female empowerment, and acceptance of family planning practices, polygamy seems to be severely declining as an acceptable and viable marriage practice within the Muslim world.
Vocational education and training make it possible to move around freely within the labour market, according to the changing economic situation and the demands of a particular economic sector.
Over the past 35 years, the Bank has not only adapted to the changing economic environment and to developments in Community policies, but it has also steadily broadened the range and nature of its operations to the extent that in terms of lending volume it is now the world's largest multilateral credit institution.
Such reviews will take into account the best available scientific information on the effects of the deposition of heavy metals,assessments of technological developments, and changing economic conditions.
Domestic government andnational central banks are best placed to respond to changing economic circumstances, and that is why I have always opposed measures that have undermined economic sovereignty.
It is essential for the working of the single market,it is essential for Europe's social development, it is essential for the ability of Europe's citizens to cope with fast changing economic and labour market change. .
Our social protection systems, properly managed andmodified as appropriate to reflect changing economic, demographic and labour force circumstances, serve us very well as a positive factor in the productivity of the Union.
The Commission will amend the ceilings chosen for the turnover and balance-sheet total as the need arises andnormally every four years from the adoption of this Recommendation, to take account of changing economic circumstances in the Community.
The new policyoriented initiative of social policies,which takes into account the changing economic context and the need for overall policy coordination, aims at strengthening the cooperation in this area in parallel with, and complementary to, the employment process.
Harland& Wolff, for example, was virtually synonymous with the rise of Belfast as a powerful industrial city andhas enjoyed the respect of Northern Ireland people for its determination to develop its business throughout the period of changing economic circumstances.
These are still foremost among the ElB's lending objectives today;other being added throughout the years in response to investment demand created by changing economic conditions such as safe energy supplies, environmental protection, innovation in industry and, recently, growth and employment.
I should like at this point to inform you that the Commission started consultations with the social partners today on how the European works councils established by Community directive about ten years ago can respond more effectively to the challenges of a changing economic and social environment.
I want to learn about spallation, synthetic biology and the latest cancer research, but I also want to hear about the social implications of such developments andabout the new forms of organizational practice, the changing economic models, the inter-linkages between the public and the private sector, the citizen choices, the alternative social scenarios and the business possibilities according to which these developments will either prosper or fail.
Moreover, if it were possible to invoke rights allegedly acquired under a previous aid scheme after the authorisation has expired, this would question the very purpose of the temporal limitations of such authorisations,which allow the evaluation of State aid to be adapted in the light of changing economic circumstances.
In order for statistical information to be effective as an instrument for the performance of the tasks of the ESCB, definitions and procedures for its collection need to be structured so that the ECB has the ability andflexibility to avail itself in a timely manner of high-quality statistics which reflect changing economic and financial conditions and take account of the burden imposed on reporting agents;
We need a new vision for European research andinnovation in a dramatically changed economic environment.