Examples of using Increasingly often in English and their translations into Danish
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Besides, forests burn down,which is happening increasingly often.
Upgrades are increasingly often and from what we know Facebook test….
This solution is very popular and is being used increasingly often in construction projects.
On all continents and increasingly often, honey bees are dying in large numbers at the end of the winter.
This substantially increased trade is more profitable than drug smuggling and is increasingly often controlled by an organised mafia.
Now and again- and increasingly often- this House has followed our lead.
Finally, I have to get one more thing off my chest.European Commissioners are involving themselves increasingly often in national political campaigns.
Now what we are finding is that increasingly often, the Council is failing to keep to this time scale.
However, sometimes I am concerned that we are overloading trade policy,when other areas of policy increasingly often do not do their homework.
Moreover, there is increasingly often competition between providing food for the poor and running the cars of the rich.
It is only in this way that we can remove the breeding ground from radical Islam or Islamism, which is rearing its ugly head increasingly often in Europe too.
Has been used increasingly often as a symbol of how man has lost nature and lives in a more and more homeless universe.
Currently, around 20 houses are built in Bellenberg every year, and on top of that,timber frame elements for office and administrative buildings are also manufactured increasingly often.
Increasingly often, businesses operating internationally in several Member States are being faced with differing requirements from different supervisors from different Member States.
SV Madam President,the Arctic is a unique region which is coming under discussion increasingly often as a result of the melting of the ice cap and the new opportunities that this brings with it.
Increasingly often the Commission is not managing to keep pace, and not only in this matter, with the exceptionally rapid development of the Internet and various kinds of online activity.
In this spirit,I would like to mention a few issues that surface increasingly often in the debate provoked by the changes that are now affecting the European Union.
I have insisted on this matter due to the large number of children abandoned by parents who have gone off to work abroad,a situation encountered increasingly often in Central and Eastern Europe.
An active, organizing role is increasingly often aspired to, with the emphasis on mobilizing the relevant players and introducing them to each other social organizations, local authorities, centralgovernment bodies, business.
In internal affairs, we also have to battle with increasing crime in numerous regions of Europe which, increasingly often, stems from organised, cross-border gangs.
We must ensure that, through the modification of this regulation, a rapid and effective response can be given to those disasters which the Member States are unable to tackle on their own, by extending the current eligibility to industrial disasters, acts of terrorism and public health emergencies,not forgetting such an important issue as the severe droughts which are occurring increasingly often, particularly in certain Mediterranean areas.
For I have found from talks with many business people that when they are asked:'why do you not invest, when interest rates are so low andthe framework conditions so favourable?' they increasingly often reply:'so long as the framework conditions are not clear, so long as we keep reading different things in the papers every week, we will not invest.
But in the latest report there is a tiresome tendency for the argument, which we really hate in Parliament, invoking the confidentiality of discussions to crop up more and more often as a reason for making refusals, which are- it is quite true- relatively fewer, butthat justification- the secrecy of discussions- does crop up increasingly often, and I find it difficult to see what valid arguments support this view.
Mr President, on behalf of the Italian Radical Members of the Bonino List, I announce that we will not be supporting the Hautala report, not, of course, because we are against the principles expounded andthe objectives to be attained but because we believe that, increasingly often in the European Institutions, the wrong methods are used to attain fair, acceptable aims and objectives.
Business Intelligence tools offer excellent scope for following up an operation's key performance indicators for current business strategies and business models. However,today's digital leaders increasingly often use Data Science for advanced analysis of large quantities of data.
In the digital economy, information about individuals is often and increasingly seen by market participants as having a value comparable to money.
