Examples of using Favourable development in English and their translations into German
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This is a favourable development for mankind.
In recent years, the logistics sector enjoyed a surprisingly favourable development.
This favourable development was interrupted by World War II.
Driven by increasing prices, and a favourable development of exchange rates.
However, the risk reduction methods covered by this recommendation arelikely to have made a large contribution to this favourable development.
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They also find a very favourable development environment in Techirghiol.
The Libor was maintained within arange intended to provide the best-possible conditions for a favourable development of the Swiss economy.
Even so, despite this favourable development, unemployment declined only slowly.
 Almost 96 percent of the tradevisitors to Messe Essen are expecting the favourable development of the security market to continue.
There has been a particularly favourable development in employment for the age group 55-64 year olds.
Sales volumes improved in the Asia-Australia-Africa Group area in the third quarter,driven by a strong demand in China and a favourable development in Bangladesh.
This downturn was compensated by the favourable development in Germany and the Rest of Western Europe.
This favourable development in the BCI was mainly driven by a more positive assessment made by managers in industry on questions concerning export and total order books.
However, this assessment is conditional on the favourable development of the external balance and is thus subject to further monitoring.
The favourable development of agricultural and food production is a condition for growth of the entire economy and for reducing poverty at the same time.
The plastics and packaging sectors in particular benefit from this favourable development and experts predict continued great potential for both industries.
However, this favourable development hides the increased importance of direct payments in farm income as well as considerable variations between countries, regions and sectors.
Trends in Swedish long-term interestrates in recent years clearly reflect the favourable development of economic fundamentals, which is expected to continue in the future.
This favourable development is likely to be further reinforced by the application of the Community directive on the collection, treatment and disposal of waste water in urban areas Directive 91/271/EEC.
Therefore, we should not derive a false sense of security from relatively strong GDP growth in Germany,as this is based primarily on the favourable development in private consumption.
Another step in the favourable development of our company consisted of the formation of ACS Abbund Center Stutensee GmbH.
After the library holdings had reached the number of over 570,000 titles in 1910, the First World War with its economical and political repercussionsas well as the following inflation and world-wide recession interrupted their favourable development.
It felt that the only favourable development in 1990 was a degree of price stability, which should continue in 1991.
All in all, life and health reinsurance delivered a satisfactory performance, even though the very favourable development was to some extent masked by negative risk experiences from older underwriting years in US mortality business.
This highly favourable development has prompted the United Kingdom authorities to do away with the six-month quarantine they applied hitherto to cats and dogs entering the UK.
Especially the construction industry expects a favourable development in the upcoming years due to a lot of necessary infrastructure projects in the fields of highway- and street-improvement, railway construction and seaport upgrading, all of them finacially aided by the EU.
Due to the favourable development of mood indicators and the available solid data, Bank Austria economists expect the domestic economy to have been on a growth course in the first quarter of 2010.
This favourable development, together with the growth in GDP, kept the current account deficit far below the danger zone of 6-8% of GDP and the likelihood that the current account deficit will end up in this range in the years to come has diminished.
The favourable development in unemployment continued in 1995, as employment increased faster than the labour force and as active labour market measures(leave schemes, early retirement schemes and special job training or education) brought down registered unemployment further.
Looking more closely at this apparently favourable development, it becomes evident that, with only three exceptions, these models are most expensive in the United Kingdom, while the cheapest prices can be found in different countries, and in particular in Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and Sweden.