Examples of using Disproportionality in English and their translations into German
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But everything about institutions makes them uncomfortable with that disproportionality.
This disproportionality and weakened consumer capacity are constant features of capitalism.
The compression of the consumption by wage-earners and the disproportionality between production sectors.
Diamond allows to disguise the disproportionality of the walls, but its use must take into account the shape of the tiles.
It is argued that, in allocating this fund to workers, there should be no disproportionality as has been seen.
The EESC recommends reducing disproportionality between large reductions of support even for minor infringements.
Monetary estimates of the benefits of improved water qualitycan be used in this context as an indicator for disproportionality.
It seems impossible for a creditor to prove disproportionality in the payment of claims to individual creditors.
Can disproportionality be prevented by leaving out certain measures or distributing the implementation of measures over an expanded time span?
For similar reasons, it is not possible for the Commission to conclude that there are orare not any disproportionality resulting from the implementation of the Directive.
But disproportionality, with all its consequences, continues to grow, and its effect upon bank credit is reinforced by the growing demands of speculation.
Moreover, prices for short-term vignettes(for periods of less than a year), which are intended for use by vehicles registered abroad only,are disproportionality high in some cases.
As a result, disproportionality will increase, the sales of cartelized industry will suffer still more, and it becomes evident that in spite of the severe curtailment of production,'overproduction' persists and has even increased.
These restrictions mean that industry canno longer correct the dislocations arising from disproportionality, because the required money capital is not available.
Violations of the Principles of Distinction and Disproportionality constitute grave breaches of international law- and we can only imagine what states would do if they were eliminated from the legal code or significantly watered down.
Therefore, any regulation in this field, even if well-intentioned, should not create,through ambiguity or disproportionality, conditions that facilitate the abuse of power.
In the long run, any disproportionality between their works or performances and the increasing scale on which these are marketed will have adverse effects on the number and quality of broadcasts available in the Community.
Marx's statement, then, represents either an error of judgement or unclear writing,especially since the disproportionality of the individual spheres of production and that between production and consumption are hardly contested by bourgeois economics.
This is another reason for the emergence of disproportionality, through the concentration of new investment-seeking capital upon those branches of production with the most rapid and extreme price increases, and at the same time a reason for the fact that, in general, the effects of crises are more severe the more extensive the fixed capital, and most severe in those branches of production where the amount of fixed capital is greatest.
The overall number of searches or stops carried out by security services falls, the number of offences detected(i.e. the effectiveness ofthe stops) increases, and the disproportionality with which minorities are targeted compared to members of the majority population falls significantly.