Exemplos de uso de Projected increase em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The projected increase in global temperatures over the next century is on the order of 1.2°C.
Reforms in social protection have led to a projected increase in public expenditure of only 3.4% of GDP1.
Although it will initially be available only in the US,expansion is expected through use and projected increase in popularity.
They have sharply reduced the projected increase in expenditures, diminishing the impact of ageing.
A comprehensive social security reform will also be required to limit the projected increase of the pension deficit.
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Given these uncertainties,the evolution of the debt ratio is likely to be less favourable than projected increase of 7 percentage points over the programme period.
The Council RECOGNIZES that the projected increase in public expenditure due to population ageing poses an important challenge to EU Member States.
The directive will lead to significant reductions in emissions of several key pollutants across the EU despite the projected increase in the amount of waste incinerated.
We don't know how they will behave with the projected increase in temperature and the climate change expected to be triggered by global warming," Souza says.
The individual medium-term objectives generally reflect a country's economic growth situation andprospects, its debt position and the projected increase in age-related expenditure.
The projected increase in the proportion of deaths due to cardiovascular causes, in developing countries, could grow from 25% to more than 40% between 1990 and 2020.
Mr President, the European Union had to develop this system of air traffic control,bringing together the 40 different networks currently in place in the EU, as a result of the projected increase in the volume of air traffic.
The projected increase in age-related expenditure amongst others reflects public pension spending rising by 1.5 p.p. of GDP until 2060 in the EU.
However, while the measures taken have, until now, been largely sufficient to contain any major budgetary imbalances,they appear inadequate to finance the projected increase in public spending on pensions in the long run.
Despite this projected increase in the momentum of economic activity, the protracted downturn should continue to weigh on the performance of the labour market.
The currently favourable budgetary position, including the debt position and accumulation of assets in the Social Security Reserve Fund,contribute to absorb somewhat the projected increase of pension expenditures.
The projected increase in the prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity, the latter a risk factor for the first two, suggests a rise in the number of cases of CKD.
Finally, the timely implementation of the government draft legislation on pension reform is essential in order to dampen the projected increase in the ratio of pension expenditure to GDP over the next twenty years.
The projected increase in imports would substantially worsen the situation of the Community industry in relation to all factors already examined when determining the existence of serious injury.
Furthermore, the sustainability analysis shows that considerable budgetary savings on health-care expenditure may be realised if the projected increase in life expectancy over the long-term is accompanied by an increase in healthy life years and an improvement in the health status.
On the other hand, the projected increase in the population in the age group 15-64(around 4 million) in the 1990s, would be concentrated in the South of the Community and Ireland as well as in Flevoland.
Several Member States have reformed their pension systems in recent years, in particular in DE, FR and AT and also with earlier reforms e.g. IT and SE,which shows that a determined implementation of in many cases difficult reform measures have reduced the projected increase in pension expenditure.
Based on the current budgetary position and the projected increase in age-related costs, EU countries can be divided into three groups with regard to the risk to the sustainability of their public finances in the long term.
As regards a project covered by point 12 of Annex II to Directive 85/337 on the assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects on the environment,the competent authorities have an obligation to take account of the projected increase in the activity of an airport in determining the environmental effect of modifications made to its infrastructure with a view to accommodating that increase in activity.
The projected increase in imports and the projected fall in Community exports would substantially worsen the situation of the Community industry in relation to all factors already examined when determining the existence of serious injury.
Therefore, the answer to the third question must be that the competent authorities have to take account of the projected increase in the activity of an airport when examining the environmental effect of modifications made to its infrastructure with a view to accommodating that increase in activity.
The projected increase in imports and the projected fall in Community exports would substantially worsen the situation of the Community industry in relation to all factors already examined when determining the existence of serious injury.
By its third question the national court asks,in essence, whether the competent authorities have an obligation to take account of the projected increase in the activity of an airport in determining whether a project covered by point 12 of Annex II to Directive 85/337 must be made subject to an assessment of its impact on the environment.
Since a projected increase in the activity of an airport is not directly referred to in the annexes to Directive 85/337, must the Member State in question nevertheless take account of that increase when examining the potential environmental effect of modifications made to the infrastructure of that airport with a view to accommodating that increase in activity?