Examples of using Structural shift in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In fact, this is part of a more structural shift.
As a result, it creates structural shifts in demand for gold across key market sectors.
This is particularly affecting the manufacturing sector, which is also experiencing structural shifts.
We are witnessing the beginning of a major structural shift towards a low carbon economy.
This is particularly affecting the manufacturing sector, which is also experiencing structural shifts.
Resource efficient Europe: The aim is to support a structural shift towards a low-carbon economy.
It also requires a more structural shift in our economy towards greener consumption and production patterns.
In Finland, vulnerabilities relate mainly to competitiveness arising from a structural shift in the economy.
The report highlights how the structural shift in the labor market is throwing up new challenges as an increasing array of tasks are automated.
In terms of outlook,the rise in oil prices is part of a structural shift, rather than a temporary phenomenon.
This report describes recent structural shifts in employment in European labour markets before, during and after the 2008- 2009 recession.
World's first complete transformation of a major car manufacturingfacility is a change of system with extensive structural shifts for the company and employees.
Finland is experiencing a challenging structural shift in its economy following the downsizing of the electronics sector.
In addition, as regards most acceding countries,macroeconomic policies must also be able to support the remaining structural shift towards a more services oriented economy.
However, some structural shifts are also taking place: the energy intensity of the EU economy has reduced by 24% between 1995 and 2011 whilst the improvement by industry was about 30%.
The crisis is occurring on the eve of a major structural shift towards the low carbon economy.
The development of digital technologies and marked increase in their range of applications are having an impact inalmost all economic sectors as part of a far-reaching structural shift.
The aims of growth and job creation will require a structural shift in the economy towards knowledge-based activities.
The progress towards EU and national targets means that renewables are effectively displacing fossil fuels andsupporting a structural shift towards clean energy.
For instance, in view of the still incomplete structural shift to a modern service-oriented market economy, most acceding countries need to pursue policies favouring real convergence.
In 2000- 2008, Slovenia saw a reduction of 3.7 percentage points in the proportion of manufacturing and 0.4 percentage points in energy-intensive activities,indicating that in this period there were no major structural shifts in Slovenian industry(IMAD, 2009).
The EU has anticipated this structural shift in its decisions to move towards energy saving, the development of renewables and becoming a low-carbon and highly energy efficient economy, less dependent on imported supplies.
Particular attention will be paid to country-specific circumstances, in particular to: initial budgetary positions,ongoing structural shifts in the economies and the possible risks resulting from current account imbalances and strong credit growth.
ICT offer potential for a structural shift to less resource-intensive products and services, for energy savings in buildings and electricity networks, as well as for more efficient and less energy consuming intelligent transport systems;
In future, as policy goals are directed towards decreasing the impact of the energy sector onthe environment, greater structural shifts towards the increase in consumption of natural gas and renewable energy sources and particularly towards improved energy efficiency are expected.
These technologies offer potential for a structural shift to less resource-intensive products and services, for energy savings in buildings and electricity networks as well as for more efficient and less energy consuming intelligent transport systems14.
At a time when multilateralism is under increasing strain, it is useful to understand the underlying shift in key weights andtry to judge how much of what we are experiencing reflects structural shifts in these weights and how much is simply due to independent policy changes.