Examples of using Development would in English and their translations into German
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Development Would you like to become involved?
You must have thought development would drag on!
Such a development would play havoc with stability in the whole of Europe.
The future EESC President might have other priorities but sustainable development would continue to be on civil society's agenda.
Such a development would increase the legitimacy of the ECB's decisions.
If the rays and heat of the sun were not to reach the earth,it would remain idle and desolate and its development would be arrested.
Such a development would benefit both parties in the short and long term alike.
Investing more in priority areas such as education and research and development would also drive productivity growth and raise Europe's potential GDP growth.
Such a development would also enhance Europe's status as a business location.
The Committee expresses its concern about the discussion on the financial perspectives:a cut in resources for rural development would set back organic farming and the organic food sector in Europe.
Any other development would necessitate a different text and different provisions.
This EPA collection of Reports on the effects of risingsea levels details the deleterious effects such a development would have on civilization, and they are broad in impact and expensive to accommodate.
Such a development would impede later harmonisation of technical standards within the Union.
Two years ago we predicted that the subsequent political development would, in the first instance, destroy all small groups gravitating towards the Radicals.
Such a development would put our prosperity, economic progress and social status under serious pressure.
Such a government-led consultative forum on migration and development would not produce negotiated outcomes or recommendations, the Secretary-General stressed.
Such a development would increase considerably the burden on labour with a strong negative impact on the labour market.
Future strategies for Arctic environmental protection and sustainable development would benefit from moving beyond an Arctic-centred perspective in an attempt to conceptualise economic, social and environmental linkages between the Arctic and other regions of the globe.
Such a development would threaten growing unemployment in Europe and elsewhere, and make fighting the crisis much more difficult.
Tax concessions for research and development would incentivise research-based businesses to increase their innovation activities.
Such a development would lead to a significant advance as far as the presence of the international community in Bosnia Herzegovina is concerned.
Such a development would sever the Grande Armée's communications with Europe and it would be at risk of being encircled.
Such a development would therefore deprive developing countries of one of their key assets in international trade negotiations or conflicts.
Such a development would certainly simplify the journey toward the increasingly most likely recourse from the election results, that is, the renewal of the large coalition of SPÖ and ÖVP.
Such a development would also make a nonsense of these countries' achievements in providing basic health and education support, which have contributed so much to furthering the well-being of their peoples.
Such a development would not only run counter to the objectives of the EU, as set out in Article 2 of the EC Treaty, but could also bring about considerable social tension, particularly in border regions, and encourage nationalist tendencies.
Such a development would be unprecedented and of enormous political significance, across Europe and beyond, potentially impacting on other similar parties across Europe- the SDP in Germany, the Socialist Party in France.
Such a development would alter the nature of collective negotiations, ignore the role of the interrelation of forces in determining the contents of collective agreements and, finally, transform trade unions into mere enforcers of government decisions.
Rural development would benefit considerably from the creation of more small and medium-sized structures in the processing and marketing sectors too e.g. small butchery businesses(with affiliated abattoirs), bakeries and smaller and medium-sized dairies.
Any such development would threaten security of supply, even at the present level of energy availability, to the benefit of major capital which would make huge profits while threatening the viability of public agencies that would provide no more than the infrastructure, and also to the cost of the economy and consumers, who are entitled to cheap, adequate and environmentally friendly energy.