Examples of using Structural factors in English and their translations into German
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Structural factors underlying disparities.
The findings from this review indicate that structural factors can actively affect intergroup relations.
Structural factors in the EU housing markets», March 2003.
In Ireland, Sweden, Finland,Portugal and to some extent Belgium access is particularly constrained due to structural factors.
Nonetheless, structural factors are going to regain importance.
These models also emphasize that transitions or status passages are dependent not only upon individual factors, but also upon social and structural factors.
I now come to the structural factors that contribute to the EU banking sector 's resilience.
But this is more the result ofpersistent poor profitability probably associated with structural factors than of the impact of environmental expenditures.
Cyclical and structural factors- including new regulatory requirements and the low yield environment- have had an impact on banks' profitability.
It is even more alarming if we consider that most of the reasons for this escalating tension correspond to the structural factors that originally generated the uprising.
The impacts depend strongly on institutional and structural factors, such as the indexation of transfer payments and the response of wages.
The diverging SME trends are due to differences in macroeconomic, export,innovation and performance as well as structural factors see MEMO/11/661.
However, to talk of a recovery would be inappropriate: Structural factors will exert persistent long-term pressure on motor insurance margins.
However, other structural factors are important for raising the UK's productivity performance such as competition, entrepreneurship, science and innovation, skills and investment.
The level of the realequilibrium rate is determined by a number of structural factors, such as a country's demographic situation or capacity to innovate.
Structural factors such as global population growth, rising incomes in emerging economies and the development of new market outlets have contributed to a gradual rise in world demand.
Although commodity prices have decreased sharply, over the medium-term structural factors like the growth in global demand are likely to hold prices up.
These structural factors and the lack of more specific, up-to-date statistics make it especially difficult to carry out an analysis, and consequently to implement any concrete measures to improve pay equality.
So, when confronted with a growth slowdown caused by structural factors, many countries responded by lowering interest rates and stimulating credit.
In the case of the Mediterranean regions, the gap is not only apparent from macro-economic indicators(per capitaGDP, unemployment, etc.) but also from structural factors which are of vital importance to spatial organization.
Aims to mitigate the adverse drivers and structural factors that hinder people from building and maintaining sustainable livelihoods in their countries of origin;
While structural factors can account for a longer term but gradual shift in the market equilibrium, temporary factors have reinforced the direction and speed of changes, acting as triggers of the sudden jump in prices.
These are determined in actual practice by various parameters such as structural factors, differing discharge contours, sill casings, discharge and intake grilles or the discharge direction.
But other structural factors may also explain the low volume of trade, such as nontariff barriers(for example on building materials) or EC external trade policy for example Article 115 and voluntary export restraints on tyres.
For years the dominantthinking in European policy-making has been that structural factors(high wages, high benefits and long periods of eligibility, strong protection against dismissal, short working hours, immobility and inflexibility of workers) are responsible for labour-market problems.
Analogously, due to structural factors(culture), food markets in the EU are much more fragmented than in the US, whilst some food activities are strongly affected by constraints imposed by the CAP in the EU.
In this section we shall analyse a number of structural factors that have contributed to economic growth and trade performance of the industrial countries' manufacturing sector as a whole as well as its different sub-sectors.
In general, there is increased emphasis on structural factors underlying competitiveness which determine the long-term growth of Objective 1 regions, in particular, research and innovation, information technology and human capital.
However, there are important structural factors in play, as revealed by the striking fact that in 1990/91, in the height of an economic boom, unemployment still affected 8% of the European labour force, half of which were longterm unemployed.
In spite of the major uncertainty surrounding future price developments, structural factors like the growth in global food demand, the development of new market outlets and the long-term decline in food crop productivity growth are likely to hold up prices over the medium-term.
