Examples of using These positive developments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In spite of these positive developments. .
The article also explains why we can't perceive these positive developments.
ECRI welcomes these positive developments in Greece.
The Commission's regular progressreport, adopted on 6 November, highlights these positive developments.
However, these positive developments are largely short-term.
While acknowledging that the use of drugs remains a major challenge for public health and social policy within Europe,it is also important to recognise these positive developments.
Despite these positive developments there is some cause for concern.
Our group is going to vote in favour of granting discharge to the European Commission, Mr Šemeta, and I would like to mention the part played by your predecessor, Mr Kallas- who did a great deal of work with us, particularly under the previous term of office-in achieving these positive developments.
But not all these positive developments happened at official church leadership levels.
These positive developments in the Western Balkans send a strong signal of the transformative power of EU enlargement.
Any recurrence of dumped imports andresulting price pressure would reverse these positive developments, as they would deprive the Union industry from the cash flow necessary to finance restructuring efforts to adapt to declining world demand for CFP.
These positive developments should help to overcome the stalemate that has dominated domestic political scene.
(81) Nevertheless, the analysis also shows that these positive developments do not cover all indicators and that, in particular from 1996 onwards, there has been a downward trend.
These positive developments contradict scientific evidence that Europe has not yet entered a phase of sustainable development. .
As a result of these positive developments, the EU's share in Colombia's imports increased from 11% in 2012 to 14% in 2014.
These positive developments should be used to step up the pace to modernise Europe and its economy, thus helping the EU to achieve higher levels of prosperity, further job creation and greater social cohesion.
It believes, however, that these positive developments should be kept under review to check whether the proposed solutions prove in practice to fulfil the stated objectives in the best way possible.
While these positive developments should be celebrated, not all the changes seen over the last two years were the result of the economic climate: job creation also depends on the labour market policies implemented at EU and national level.
All of these positive developments led to a higher gross margin in the Telekom Hungary segment.
Despite these positive developments, we still have a lot of work ahead to make the energy transition happen.
All these positive developments have culminated in the creation of a record 16 million jobs during the first decade of EMU in the euro area.
Despite these positive developments, more could still be achieved if EU companies made full use of the opportunities available under the agreements in place.
Despite these positive developments, renewed efforts are needed to support the young people who are furthest away from the labour market, i.e. the NEETs who have benefited the least from these improvements.
These positive developments are also confirmed by a new Flash Eurobarometer on the euro area published today in which 64% of respondents say the euro is a good thing for their country- the highest value ever recorded since the introduction of euro notes and coins in 2002.
Despite these positive developments, more effort is needed to support those young people who are furthest away from the labour market, i.e. the NEETs who have traditionally been hardest to reach out to(even before the crisis) and have benefited the least from improvements to date.
All that is needed now is a theoretical framework that reflects these recent positive developments.
These otherwise positive developments will not weaken al Qaeda, at least not in the short term.
These projects contributed to positive developments(see Box 6) although the precise extent of the contribution cannot be assessed.
