Examples of using Fall further in English and their translations into Danish
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Fall further looking for support at a lower level.
Weekly mortgage rates fall further, but only refinance applications rise.
AK Steel gives up Trump gains despite tariffs andGoldman believes the stock will fall further.
Mortgage rates fall further, as buyers rush into the first open houses of 2020.
Without federal funding,they argued, states with economically disadvantaged students would fall further behind.
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If the earth is moving, fall further behind. every time dropping an object it would.
In 2007 growth stood at 12 percent andin 2008 it has already slowed to 9 percent and could fall further.
Every time dropping an object it would, fall further behind. If the earth is moving.
By 2015, the target will apply to 100% of manufacturers' fleets, and, in 2020,the emissions limit will fall further to 95 g CO.
Low growth scenario: fertility rates fall further to 1.40 in 2000 and only recover slightly to 1.44 in 2025.
Against this background, Finland should comply with the medium-term objective of the Stability and Growth Pact, effective from 1999 onwards, of having a budgetary position that is close to balance or in surplus, andthe debt ratio would fall further below 60.
This improved situation will be of short-term duration andsales volumes are predicted to drop back to normal levels by 2000, fall further to below normal levels from 2001 before returning to normal again by 2004.
Looking further ahead, if current fiscal surpluses are maintained, Denmark should comply with the mediumterm objective of the Stability and Growth Pact, effective from 1999 onwards, of having a budgetary position that is close to balance or in surplus, andthe debt ratio would fall further below 60.
Regarding the sustainability of fiscal developments, looking ahead, with fiscal balances as projected, the United Kingdom should comply with the medium-term objective of the Stability and Growth Pact, effective from 1999 onwards, of having a budgetary position that is close to balance or in surplus, andthe debt ratio would fall further below 60.
Where we can both fall far in love♪.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Next year, you would only fall farther behind.
As the middle class falls further and further behind, there is a political urge to respond… by making it easier to get credit.
If they fall far from you, you will at least see where they are.
As the middle class falls further and further behind, by making it easier to get credit. there is a political urge to respond.
The third and fourth Geneva Conventions state clearly that such acts fall far below the standards of international law and render the perpetrator liable in the eyes of the international community.
Tehran's proposals fall far short of the deal drawn up in Vienna by the United Nations atomic watchdog and endorsed by the UN, the US, Russia and France.
The average rate of inflation in the Community fell further from 5.1% in 1991 to 4.3% in 1992 see Table R3.
In recent months we have a similar problem with imports of beef from Brazil- where traceability standards fall far short of those in the EU.
As the middle class falls further and further behind, by making it easier to get credit. there is a political urge to respond.
I fell far down, and on the ground crying I-- Because I did not remember who I was and could not get out.
The bottom line is that, in our view,the 2008 work programme is a disappointing document in which the Commission falls far short of its own proclamations.
The very peaks that keep Tibet dry are responsible for the monsoon rains falling farther south and the greening of India.
But while some progress has been achieved in the first two categories,efforts to improve efficiency have fallen far short. Why?
The closure will lead to living standards of the Palestinians in the Palestinian territories falling further behind, creating the danger of a breeding ground for unrest, anger and violence.