Examples of using Consumption should in English and their translations into German
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Accordingly, private consumption should grow by about 2.
Consumption should gradually recover, broadly in line with expected developments in real disposable income.
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Consumption should gradually recover, broadly in line with expected developments in real disposable income.
The necessity to change towards more sustainable patterns of production and consumption should get the support it deserves.
Private consumption should remain the most important growth driver.
With robust employment, wagegrowth of close to 3% and inflation at around 1%, private consumption should become the major growth engine in the current year, increasing 1.3.
Public consumption should again show moderate growth, of about 2.
However, at this point we think China's housing market is still in an appropriate acceleratoryphase-certainly in the tier-two or tier-three cities-and consumption should be supportive for at least the next year or two.
In particular, consumption should be restricted for young people.
The methodology and basic assumptions for the calculation of the extra gas needed in extreme winter conditions,both for peak demand and total winter consumption, should be aligned on a regional level.
Finally, private consumption should remain relatively strong.
Private consumption should benefit from a sizeable tax cut in 1996, which should help it to increase by 1.2 per cent this year, and roughly the same in 1997.
Consumer behaviour was the key question; sustainable consumption should be encouraged by making consumers more aware about the issues at stake;
Consumption should also strengthen further over time, in line with developments in real disposable income, as employment conditions continue to improve.
According to the forecast, private consumption should grow by 2.6% i.e. almost the same growth rate as in 1998.
Private consumption should be supported by relatively high real wage growth.
Despite this slight decline, private consumption should remain an important pillar of the German economy this year.
Private consumption should grow broadly in line with expected developments in real disposable income.
The expected recovery in consumption should enable intervention stocks to be disposed of.
Meanwhile, consumption should be supported by developments in real disposable income, as labour market conditions continue to improve.
By 2020, energy consumption should fall by 20% compared to 2008 and by 50% by 2050.
Private consumption should grow, underpinned particularly by a rise in employ ment, but public consumption will reflect the tight budgetary stance pursued by the authorities.
The decrease in carbon-intensive energy consumption should come mainly from the substitution of coal by gas and biomass, and to a lesser extent oil.
Private consumption should continue growing at 2%% underpinned by a recuperation of the purchasing power losses incurred in the previous year due to the sudden hike in oil prices.
Those who hold goods for use and consumption should use them with moderation, reserving the better part for guests, for the sick and the poor.
In addition, private consumption should be underpinned by continued employment growth and a further decline in unemployment, thereby offsetting the projected further small slowdown in export growth.
As a consequence, private consumption should grow at a healthy pace in 2001, while investment growth should remain robust.
Balance between production and consumption should first of all be sought by means of production control but the consumption aspect should not be neglected.
Policies and patterns of development, production and consumption should recognise the population issue, in Europe as well as the rest of the world, and move towards being sustainable in the light of the projections for growth in population worldwide.