Examples of using Relatively robust in English and their translations into Russian
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Growth prospects for Africa remained relatively robust.
The US economy is currently in a relatively robust growth phase, as are many leading Asian economies.
East Africa's GDP growth,although slowing down, remained relatively robust.
Relatively robust public spending assisted economic growth, but led to increased fiscal deficits.
Among developing countries, growth prospects in Africa remain relatively robust.
Relatively robust private and government demand, residential investment cannot offset the weakening of external demand.
However, in recent years only a few countries have been able to sustain growth at relatively robust rates and attract FDI.
This relatively robust domestic demand helped to cushion the transition economies from the effects of the deteriorating external environment.
This year, world economic growth is expected to moderate somewhat to 4.3 per cent,although it still remains relatively robust.
Despite relatively robust growth achieved in some developing countries, poverty remains deeply entrenched, with major income disparities persisting.
Given comparatively low initial productivity levels, drops in coal production are accompanied by relatively robust productivity increases.
Despite the slowdown, growth in the region remained relatively robust in general terms, with the region serving as an anchor of stability for the world economy.
I would though stress that living standardshave risen very strongly over the last couple of decades, and there is a relatively robust domestic market in Poland.
Morocco's economic growth, although still relatively robust, tapered off, as agricultural production fell after the bumper 2008/09 harvest.
Most of the increased unemployment will likely originate in Mexico,as countries in South America will experience weaker, but relatively robust economic activity.
The pace was relatively robust where domestic demand accounted for large shares of economic growth, such as in India, the Philippines, Indonesia and Viet Nam.
To be profitable, such investments with high upfront capital costs will require relatively robust international energy prices in the future.
That said, economic growth has remained relatively robust, and it is likely that real GDP growth of 5 per cent in 2005 will increase to 5.7 per cent in 2006.
The increased appetite for commodity-based financial instruments has been mainly fuelled by low interest rates and relatively robust economic growth worldwide.
The solid state technology used in LEDs is relatively robust and not subject to vibration, which is a distinct advantage for laptop applications.
The two largest developing economies in the region, China and India, are more concerned with taming price rises than with maintaining growth which, though slowing,remains at relatively robust levels.
Relatively robust global growth rate of 4.1 per cent, registered in 2010, has been followed by tepid growth of 2.7 per cent, in 2011, and an estimated 2.5 per cent in 2012.
However, given its high-growth path and the introduction of a strong fiscal stimulus plan towards the end of 2008,China is expected to achieve relatively robust growth even under the downside scenario.
This is mainly because households are benefiting from a relatively robust labour market- more people are landing jobs and wage increases can be expected- while their wealth position is improving.
Initiatives to establish two such organizations with a mandate over the high seas were in advanced stages, andStates have agreed on relatively robust interim measures that incorporate precautionary and ecosystem approaches.
The platform developed has proven to be relatively robust and flexible enough to offer respondents new functionality, including secure uploads and the ability to complete a survey in multiple sessions.
Moreover, in 2011, capital flows had showed resilience andthe appetite for regional assets had remained relatively robust despite renewed concerns about the global economy and heightened risk aversion.
The growth prospects in countries in the region diverge considerably depending on their reliance on the developed economies,with major exporting economies being the worst hit while domestic demand dependent economies remaining relatively robust.
In the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) subregion,Russia continued to experience stable and relatively robust growth in 2002, with pulp production up by 4.3%, and total paper and paperboard up by 5.2.
While GDP growth in Croatia was relatively robust in 2002, its economy is plagued by a chronic twin deficit problem that has not been adequately addressed by policy so far; this may reduce the scope for policy to react to any eventual deterioration in the external environment.