Examples of using Difficult economic context in English and their translations into Romanian
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In a difficult economic context, the digital environment is the main driving force behind growth and creation of jobs.
Moreover, investments in key infrastructures with strong EU added value can boost Europe's competitiveness in a difficult economic context, marked by slow growth and tight public budgets.
In a difficult economic context, Agroindbank concentrated on adapting to new market conditions and the development of new products.
Moreover, investments in key infrastructures with EU added value can boost Europe's competitiveness in the medium and long term in a difficult economic context, marked by slow growth and tight public budgets.
In spite of the difficult economic context there were some notable milestones towards EU integration for a number of enlargement countries in 2010.
To me it was important to reaffirm the necessity of security as a prerequisite for maritime transport and to stress,in spite of the difficult economic context, the need to respect high standards of protection of the marine and coastal environment.
In this difficult economic context and amid aggressive competition, Well Pharm SRL is forced to accept due dates up to 300 days from the invoices' issuance dates.
After being welcomed by Mr Nilsson on behalf of the Bureau members, the Ambassador took stock of what had been achieved duringthe six-month Danish presidency, emphasising in particular the efforts made to reinvigorate the European project in the difficult economic context.
The correlation with a difficult economic context is obvious, as is the correlation with a level of participation affected by the prevalent preoccupation to provide the elementary means of.
The EU budget usefully complements national efforts in this regard by concentrating investment on the priority areas defined in the EU's growth strategy Europe 2020,while at the same time taking into account the difficult economic context and pressure on national budgets.
Despite a difficult economic context, this year's Fair was even better than the previous one” stated one of the specialists attending for over 30 years.
If this year the necessary measures are not taken, if we will not apply tariffs on a serious actuarial background, if we will not operate with minimum administrative costs and properly calculated commissions, if we will not properly size organizations, we will continue to make losses,which will be increasingly difficult to cover in this difficult economic context.
Notwithstanding the difficult economic context, both at national and international level, UniCredit Tiriac Bank has permanently supported its clients in getting through the daily challenges together.
While the rate of the special levy in force during the period from 2004 to 2012 increased gradually over time and averaged at 4.23%, it seems appropriate in the present circumstances to increase the solidarity levy at the uniform rate of 6%, so as totake account of a difficult economic context and its ramifications for public finances throughout the European Union.
More than ever in a difficult economic context, European industries' in-house investment is tending to focus on short-term market-driven research priorities rather than high-risk ICT research.
Other frequent reasons were the need to finalise organisational and administrative arrangements within the Member State before the programmes could actually be implemented; lack of experience amongst Responsible Authorities and beneficiaries; the need to organise more than one call for proposals where eligible projects were not sufficient to make full use of the Fund's allocation; and, importantly,the difficulty for implementing organisations in securing matched funding in a very difficult economic context.
The difficult economic context determines the retail or financing companies to treat the debt issue with maximum care and to consider any debt as a critical situation in the lifecycle of revenues and customer services.
What image would the European Union project convey to the outside world, in this particularly unstable and difficult economic context, if it were unable, at this difficult time, to stick together, as it were, and make the necessary compromises between institutions in order to conclude a budget, in order to successfully conclude an agreement between our various institutions?
To stimulate the birth rate amid this difficult economic context is a grave error, Ghetau argues, but once the crisis is over, authorities should analyse these factors and build programmes to address the demographic situation in the long run.
In a context of difficult economic situation and strained public finances in the Member States, the challenge is now more then ever the adequate implementation of the Strategy.