Examples of using Core countries in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Our core countries are France, Germany and Switzerland.
These countries will take over part of the business that we have in the core countries today.
Democracy and economic expansion in the subcontinent's core countries have improved the people's living conditions.
The opening of the labour market in the wake of the EU enlargement to the Easthas led to a marked increase in immigration in the core countries.
The weapons provided by the core countries are used against them terrorist activities.
HanseYachts exports about 80 percent of its products and controls a market share of more than 30 percent in the core countries of northern Europe and Australia.
In Exploration and Production, OMV is active in two core countries Romania and Austria and holds a balanced international portfolio.
In the core countries a significant proportion of those belonging to the middle layers succeeded in maintaining their existence as petty proprietors.
And, indeed,the European Commission's most recent economic forecast shows that spending in the core countries has not increased as a result of the ECB's policies;
In the USA and the core countries of the European Union there is at present no additional need for harvest forecasts based on satellite data.
Mr President, it is odd, is it not, that as the Schengen area comes apart in its core countries, there are plans to extend it to include Bulgaria and Romania.
Two of the founding States, two core countries in the entire integration process, France and the Netherlands, have for the time being said“no” to a further intensification.
At stake is not the crisis at the European periphery butthe preparation of new devastating attacks on the dominated classes in the core countries of the EU.
It would destabilize not only the highly-indebted European periphery,but also core countries like France and Germany, which have been the architects of that project.
In contrast to the development in Austria,the European index has fallen slightly since the previous month due to declining figures in the core countries of Germany and France.
For core countries, eurobonds would certainly be a cheaper option than underwriting loans to struggling member-states, which essentially means throwing good money after bad.
Meanwhile, exchange-rate appreciation is beginning to undermine exports in the eurozone's core countries, particularly Germany, which has been the regional growth engine in recent years.
Indeed, the bail-out happened not only in favor of financial institutions in the crisis states,but also to a big extent in favor of the financial sector in core countries such as Germany and France.
The crisis has moved on from insolvent peripheral countries andis now also hitting core countries which have manageable debt levels but are suffering from a liquidity crisis.
Core countries, meanwhile, argue that they can do little to strengthen aggregate demand and relieve pressure on their partners, even as the periphery's agony is dragging the core into recession, owing to its dependence on peripheral export markets.
The ECU would thus become an externally visible link between the core countries of monetary union and those Member States whose currencies were not yet locked into the system by irrevocably fixed exchange rates.
Pudschedl is convinced that"the first quarter did not mark the peak of growth momentum in 2014," adding"the economic recovery in Europe is progressing well andis stabilising in the core countries, in particular Germany, as well as on the periphery.
Over the last couple of months, interest rates for loans to enterprises in core countries like Germany and France have stopped falling while they have declined slightly in the most fragile countries like Greece and Portugal.
Moreover, the grand bargain between the eurozone core, the ECB, and the periphery- painful austerity and reforms in exchange for large-scale financial support- is now breaking down,as austerity fatigue in the eurozone periphery runs up against bailout fatigue in core countries like Germany and the Netherlands.
But the OMT scheme has not been reinforced by a reduction in key interestrates, which would boost inflation in core countries with external surpluses and thus help to close the competitiveness gap with the periphery.
Appropriate reforms in core countries and a greater symmetry in the adjustment would thus be good for stimulating the domestic demand in the creditor countries, as well as in the whole euro area, and facilitate the efforts to restore competitiveness and to grow in the periphery.
And while Bulgarians had mostly relied on the incomes of a family member abroad, the crisis luring in Southern Europe and thenegative campaigns against Bulgarians and Romanians in the core countries of the European Union, make the perspectives for nationals of the two poorest countries of the EU rather bleak.
And, in any case, the focus of financial nervousness is shifting back to the world economy's core countries, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, which are funding large current account deficits with surpluses from much poorer countries. .
While in the EU's southern countries- especially in Greece, Spain and Portugal- the growing protest against the predominant line of European policy has been articulated largely in a leftist context, a front of dissatisfaction to theright of the conservatives has been emerging in those core countries of the EU which have been less affected by the crisis.
Just as Jacques Delors, Valery Giscard d'Estaing and Helmut Schmidt, among others,recently proposed, the core countries of Europe should go further along the road towards integration than the others, while the rest of the Union could develop as a confederation of independent states and differentiate.