Examples of using Changes in the economy in English and their translations into Slovenian
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We are all dealing with changes in the economy.
Changes in the economy reflect in Slovenia's external trade.
All of us are affected by changes in the economy.
Structural changes in the economy over the last two decades have created new opportunities for SMEs which are often flexible, adaptable and dynamic enterprises.
Smaller companies are viewed as being the most sensitive to changes in the economy.
And is used to inform the members on changes in the economy that may have occurred since the last meeting.
Structural changes in the economy(at constant GDP and CO2 intensity in every economic sector) caused a small increase in emissions, by 1.7 %.12.
Other players are constantly affect major changes in the economy of the game.
Changes in the economy and in society inevitably bring with them the need for changes in various areas of life, including in pension schemes.
Demographic projections and proposals for adjustments to demographic changes in the economy and society.
Among the most important changes, there have been changes in the economy, new developments in technology leading to production of new types of energy, developments in terms of prices and developments in research.
Scientific development and technological progress caused structural changes in the economy, particularly disindustrialization and transition from the secondary production to the tertiary one as well as the formation of the global market.
Owing to technical developments, political and social pressure, and changes in the economy, demographics, and the EU itself,the future will doubtless present new challenges.
Fourthly: all one-off actions.(iii) High structural content:this category covers conditions that would bring long-lasting changes in the economy by themselves.
This Communication identifies the following areas as necessary to make significant progress towards the Europe 2020 goals:(1)structural changes in the economy;(2) the innovativeness of industries;(3) sustainability and resource efficiency;(4) business environment;(5) the single market; and(6) small and medium-sized enterprises.
(6) Apart from one-off large-scale projects in 2014-2015, investment in Malta has been muted,reflecting structural changes in the economy and bottlenecks.
Finally, labour shortages are increasing,likely reflecting ongoing structural changes in the economy, such as population ageing.
Among the reasons for emigration, one should above all mention the oppression by the regime, which with its totalitarian nature made it impossible for people to freely express their national identity, oppose the redistribution of the leading national and social roles in Istria,and refuse major changes in the economy.
You must launch an ambitious lifelong learning programme so that this fifth pillar, this fifth fundamental freedom, is not just reserved only for an elite, but enables all people to fulfil effectively theirown potential as workers to enable them to adapt to changes in the economy and the job market.
Consequently, such changes will lead to the rapid development of medium and small businesses,which will lead to positive changes in the economy of the whole country.
This significant reduction was due to energy efficiency improvements, the increase in the share of energy from hydro, wind and solar photovoltaic sources,structural changes in the economy and the economic recession of 2008.
Even though energy efficiency has improved considerably in recent years, it is still technically and economically feasible to save at least 20% of total primary energy by 2020 on top of what would be achieved by price effects andstructural changes in the economy, natural replacement of technology and measures already in place.
Investing early in the low carboneconomy would stimulate a gradual structural change in the economy and can create in net terms new jobs both in the short- and the medium-term.
However, what is missing in the Europe2020 strategy is a link between environmental change in the economy and a green employment strategy.
It is worrying that this sea change in the economy, with all its consequences for society and the labour market, is still insufficiently analysed and is not being discussed more widely in circles other than the business and scientific communities.