Examples of using This negative trend in English and their translations into German
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In 2005, this negative trend was stopped.
We should take action to combat this negative trend.
This negative trend shows no sign of waning.
And, for the first time, the EU is part of this negative trend.
This negative trend held steady through to the end of the year.
Paragon, however, has been able to decouple from this negative trend.
As of today this negative trend has not yet fully reversed.
The ecclesiastical Magisterium has constantly resisted and countered this negative trend.
Many of us are so used to being caught up in this negative trend believe that we do not even notice our own talk.
In addition to actual salary adjustments,more transparency regarding salaries could help counter this negative trend.
Exchange rate factors have accelerated this negative trend in recent months.
Testing all TB patients for HIV, and vice versa,and providing rapid treatment could reverse this negative trend.
This negative trend is even more marked due to the joint effect of the decrease in profitability and the increase in investments.
Given the growing closure of Europe toward migration and the general increase of xenophobia, which should not be tolerated in any forward-lookingsociety, it is important that the state institutions and other actors seriously work to stop this negative trends.
This negative trend is continuing in 2009. In January and February of this year, the sales figures dropped by 29% and 18% respectively.
We therefore need new subsidy mechanisms in the next financial perspective after 2013 which will allow a greater amount of scientific research to be conducted into the reasons for the decline in bee numbers and which will also allowrelevant steps to be taken to reverse this negative trend.
This negative trend was confirmed in the first quarter of 2009, when powered two-wheeler sales were down 37% on the same period in 2008.
Moreover, existing firms could not prevent this negative trend: while the dynamic ones added 24 000 jobs, another 104 000 jobs were lost by enterprises reducing their staff.
This negative trend is similar to the one observed for sales by the Community industry to unrelated customers, which decreased by 17.
A major driver for this negative trend is the continuously bad labour market situation which is getting worse in many parts of Europe because of the present economic crisis.
This negative trend has to be reversed by making the single market a much more positive and inclusive vehicle for growth, not only in its appearance, but also in its actual implementation and realisation.
This negative trend brings further value to the assessment made by the Commission in its Communication of 28th June 2006"Implementing The Hague Programme: the way forward" concerning the need to improve decision making in the areas covered by the Title VI of the EU Treaty.

