Examples of using Is expected to create in English and their translations into Danish
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The project is expected to create 100 new jobs in Chudeřice and another 70 in Teplice.
Change theory clarifies how an initiative is expected to create a change for the users.
The programme is expected to create about 10 000 jobs directly or indirectly.
Implementation of the activities planned for 1978 alone, under the leadership of the county authorities, is expected to create employment for about 500 people.
Business-to-business(B2B) e-commerce is expected to create most of the revenue generated from Internet sales in Asia.
It was in this year is planned to complete the works related to buildings of all relevant sections of the transport routes, for what is expected to create a coherent network of truly high performance.
Also take into account the mood, which is expected to create, because the color of the floor, and in the words of designers and psychologists, is crucial.
Today, the commander of the Turkish land forces was due to go to Cyprus and his presence is expected to create more problems for the peace negotiations.
IMAP is a 100-hectare site close to Nissan and is expected to create more than 500 new jobs every year from 2018 and in excess of 5,200 advanced manufacturing jobs when fully developed.
EU countries are encouraged to invest 3% of their GDP in R& D by 2020(1% public funding,2% private-sector investment)- this is expected to create 3.7 million jobs and increase the EU's annual GDP by nearly €800 billion.
Change theory clarifies how an initiative is expected to create a change for the users. In addition, it is also relevant to discuss what kinds of changes you wish to create with the initiative.
The Commission considers that the initial market opening provided for in the Directive is a positive step as it is expected to create a dynamic towards the completion of a fully competitive single market for electricity in the Community.
The FTA is expected to create new trade in goods and services for the EU worth €19.1 billion, and to more than double EU-South Korea bilateral trade in the next 20 years compared to a scenario without the agreement.
The European Commission's biggest ever such funding package, under the EU's Seventh Framework Programme for Research(FP7), is expected to create around 174 000 jobs in the short-term and nearly 450 000 jobs and nearly €80 billion in GDP growth over 15 years 1.
This public transport project is expected to create opportunities for deprived communities on both sides of the River Thames, improving their access to facilities and making development sites in the areas concerned more attractive to developers.
The largest Objective 2 programme, Styria, is expected to create 2 338 new jobs and to secure a further 21 551 through the projects approved.
The programme is expected to create or save 6 600 jobs, offer support to 225 new or existing firms saved from going out of business, increase bed capacity in the tourism sector by 1 060 and train 11 000 people under ESF schemes.
But the coming enlargement of the EU with the countries of Central andEastern Europe is expected to create a new market for Danish exports since large funds(EUR 500m annually)are channelled as subsidies to construction of new wastewater plants in these countries through the new EU ISPA-programme.
The project, which is expected to create 300 jobs, comprises construction of new buildings, conversion of a workshop, installation of new production facilities for the electronic, mechanical and laser sectors and modernization and extension of dataprocessing facilities.
They are expected to create new networks of infected computers.
In addition, improved information standards protecting investors can be expected to create more loyalty and confidence of investors to capital markets.
In terms of employment,new growth sectors are expected to create opportunities in fields such as engineering, basic manufacturing, transport equipment, construction and business services.
The project received approximately DKK 2.7 million from the Renewal Fund(Fornyelsesfonden) and is expecting to create 200 jobs and 10 new companies within a period of 2.5 years.
This investment was expected to create more than 200 jobs.
For both areas(Limburg and Turnhout), the programmes focus on encouraging the services sector,in particular services which are expected to create additional jobs for women.
By the end of 1999 the result was some 6 400 new jobs and 900 new businesses, while decisions taken so far are expected to create 16 900 jobs and 2 700 businesses, i.e. well above targets.
The large projects(30) are expected to create or maintain a total of 10 543 jobs while the corresponding number for the small projects(1 291) is 57 519.
In absolute terms about 3 million jobs are expected to be created in these two years.
As a result, some 4 800 new jobs were expected to be created.
For in a classroom marked by dialogue, it is expected that each student is actively engaged in helping to create knowledge.