Examples of using Structural shift in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Then we also have an internal structural shift.
This structural shift has enormous practical significance.
Central bankers, I believe, are underestimating the impact of this structural shift.
This structural shift makes for a very different kind of journey.
The Union's aims of growth andjob creation will require a structural shift in the economy towards knowledge-based activities.
A major structural shift in sales also took place during this period.
Analyses of the reasons for high oil prices indicate complex structural shifts in oil supply and demand in the global economy.
The structural shifts to greater transparency, the move to lower fees, and increased regulatory scrutiny will likely accelerate this change.
Current trends in increasing demand are expected to lead toa scarcity of wood, stronger competition and structural shifts in the forest sector.
Amidst crises and structural shifts, should jobs, not just workers, be protected?
This continued job creation is mainly driven by the ongoing expansion, butalso by continued wage moderation and a structural shift towards the more labour-intensive services sector.
Over the last two years, we have experienced a structural shift in the cost from oil-based feedstock which has only been partly passed through the value chain.
As high energy prices are expected to prevail in the long term,it is essential that the policy measures aim at facilitating the structural shift to more sustainable patterns of production, transport and consumption.
The structural shifts to greater transparency, the move to lower fees, and increased regulatory scrutiny will likely accelerate this change.
Manufacturers are increasingly squeezed,having to negotiate a structural shift away from low-cost production at a time when they also face strong headwinds.
Although the repression eased after the 1956 revolution and the reforms introduced during the 1960s made life in Hungary less harsh and unpleasant,there have been no structural shifts affecting the organisation of society or women' lives.
The economy is undergoing a structural shift from traditional sectors to manufacturing and services sectors, creating jobs with better wages and greater productivity. 3.
Abolition in 1846 of the Corn Laws, which had propped up the declining agricultural sector,facilitated structural shifts, first toward manufacturing and then toward services, notably financial services.
Special circumstances- especially the structural shift in Slovakia's economy following its accession to the EU- allowed for correction of the deficit not in the short term but in the medium term.
Such special circumstances continue to be present in the case of Hungary namely because the general government deficit upon accession was significantly above the 3% of GDP reference value and because of the ongoing structural shift in the economy.
As the ESC sees it,the Commission has given insufficient attention to the structural shifts evident in the economies of all the Member States and to their implications for transport use.
In all cases but Cyprus, the Council decisions allow for the correction of these excessive deficits in a medium-term framework given the existence of special circumstances, because( i) the general government deficit upon EU accession was significantly above the reference value and( ii) for the Czech Republic,Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, the structural shift to a modern service-oriented market economy accompanying the process of real convergence was still ongoing.
Special circumstances- especially the structural shift in the Czech economy following the country's accession to the EU- allowed for correction of the deficit not in the short term but in the medium term.
That it would be appropriate for the new member states on a case by case basis to take into account the interaction between budgetary policy and on-going structural shifts in the economy and therefore allow for a multi-annual adjustment period when correcting the excessive deficit situation.
Economic reforms to raise Europe's growth potential,with accession countries needing to: implement employment policies to support ongoing structural shifts in the composition of the jobs market; and raise productivity through enhanced competition, reduced regulatory burdens, improved R& D and better developed capital markets.
Yes, we must mobilise all European institutions to respond to the crisis and-as the Commission's recovery plan says- this crisis occurs on the eve of a major structural shift towards the low-carbon economy, with major new economic opportunities and, indeed, serious first-mover advantages.
It contains a fixed part analysing the situation and prospects of the economy andemploymentfrom a macroeconomic point of view, structural shifts in employment in both its industrial and occupational dimensions, the problem of unemployment, the situation of particular groups, such as women, in the labour market, and the policies implemented at Community and national levels.
In addition, the existence of special circumstances- namely, the size of the deficit and the ongoing structural shift in the economy- enabled it to plan for the correction of its deficit not in the short term but in the medium term.