Eksempler på brug af This recession på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Why are we in this recession right now?
This recession you're in is a recalibration of big money.
Wolf goes on to explain that,"this recession is not normal.
This recession demands a coordinated response at international level.
One of the things it will drive is how fast you come out of this recession.
We can get out of this recession but not via the Fed's"quantitative easing" alone.
He continues,"The question is,rather, how much deeper and longer this recession or'contraction' might become.
This recession in production reflected itself in the world of shares, of dreams and illusions.
However if we do,then when we come out of this recession and when growth starts again look at what happens to debt.
It has taken the opportunity to reduce his overdraft and put him under pressure in his business- a business that is viable,a business that will survive this recession.
It's questionable whether we're going to get out of this recession or whether we will just keep ticking along the way the way that we are now.
This recession, which appears to have set in for the duration, at least according to most analysts, cannot be resolved, yet again, at the expense of the workers, by making mass redundancies and eroding their rights.
Perhaps you would have more legitimacy in the councils of the world if the United Kingdom were not going into this recession in the worst condition of any G20 country.
We can get out of this recession but not via the Fed's"quantitative easing" alone. When consumers can't spend and businesses won't spend without additional consumers, government must be the spender of last resort.
I know we share that view, butAmerica retains its affection for skeletal regulation, and the reality of this recession shows that those who wilfully ignored bad practice are now suffering most.
In consequence of this recession the population is declining(1,500 persons annually) the more so because peak industries(electronics, refined chemicals, plastics) only employs a small percentage(5%) of the industrial population.
The EUR 500 million from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund could provide huge benefits by giving a second chance to laid-off workers to upskill, retrain andbecome the entrepreneurs to drive us out of this recession.
The recession has made the need to stabilise the financial markets yet more acute, andthe European Union needs new resources to overcome this recession- it must overcome it by means of a recovery, not by means of austerity.
What we are asking for is strong action based on the added value of the European project so thatwe can lift Europeans out of this recession and ensure that, in the future, everyone in Europe has a job, is out of poverty, and can once again have faith in the European project.
Later in his speech, President Obama warned policymakers that they must not miss this opportunity to lead a major transition to a clean energy economy,stating that“as we recover from this recession, the transition to clean energy has the potential to grow our economy and create millions of jobs-but only if we accelerate that transition.
They will be sold at a very low price, which means that we will lose several years of the changeover necessary in order for us to be able to deal with this in the long term andit also means that, after this recession, we will be less well equipped and have a poorer ability to cope with this development if we do not establish such supplementary measures as emissions requirements for large combustion plants.
As it is, the extenuating circumstances are that there has been a global recession, although Commissioner de Silguy very often claims that we have withstood this global recession almost 100.
At this time of recession this can stimulate recovery, growth and jobs.
Students should examine what caused this economic recession, including unemployment, corporate bailouts, toxic financial assets, and a damaged stock market.