Examples of using Expected increase in English and their translations into Swedish
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The expected increase in traffic could not be absorbed by road transport alone;
As you can see here, we have low, stable operating costs, combined with an expected increase in cash flow.
An expected increase in the repo rate is also indicated by the structure of market rates.
If a user can work more hours, the expected increase of net income is SEK 2,900 per year.
The expected increase in fuel costs incentivises shipping companies to invest in energy efficient measures.
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This industry is growing at a tremendous pace with an expected increase of more than 30% of jobs worldwide by 2022.
An expected increase in low-level blends in both Europe
as well as in an expected increase in households' lifetime income,
Expected increase in global automotive production
Moreover, Luxembourg faces risks related to the expected increase of long-term care expenditure,
to be used for operations and investments to meet an expected increase in demand and to support the goal of achieving profitability.
Consistent with the expected increase of hypoglycaemia when a medicinal product not associated with hypoglycaemia is added to insulin and/or sulphonylurea,
will help accommodate an expected increase in flights in the capital region,
it is therefore the Executive Board's view that it is difficult to say when it will be appropriate to raise the interest rate again after the expected increase in December.
especially given the expected increase in freight traffic through northern Adriatic ports, with Milan and Bologna both in the Top 20.
primarily due to the expected increase in purchasing power of citizens.
According to Komarov,“landmarks” on the number of starts 2018 It was about the same, and 2019 expected increase in start-ups due to the commencement of the contracts to launch satellites from the Baikonur OneWeb groups in Kourou.
The positive development on the labour markets is reflected in the prospects of a falling unemployment rate, 7 million new jobs created during the 2007/2008 period, and an expected increase in the employment rate from 63¾% in 2005 to 65½% by 2008.
Contain in the medium term the expected increase in the ratio of pension expenditures to GDP;
especially if we bear in mind the expected increase in work in this field,
Furthermore, and in view of the high indebtedness and the expected increase as a result of ageing, it is recommended that the Greek authorities as
in particular the expected increase of roaming traffic, on competition on national wholesale roaming markets.
In order to limit the expected increase in public expenditure, policy measures which can either reduce disability,
in line with the government's policy priorities, but the expected increase in the revenue ratio would, if realised, lead to an overall improvement in the general government balance.
world level it is considered that if measures lapse the Community industry's situation would be jeopardised by a subsequent expected increase in imports of GOES from Russia.
attention focus on those sectors with the greatest emission problems, in terms of either volume(electricity generation) or expected increase(transport, services),
depending on the effective impact of the fiscal consolidation measures and given the expected increase in international competition in the Portuguese export markets.
The Ageing Working Group of the Economic Policy Committee estimated that an increase in the effective retirement age of one year would reduce the expected increase in public pensions expenditure by 0.6 to 1 percentage points of GDP assuming that the reduced incidence in early retirement does not give rise to additional pension entitlements.
capital for investments for the joint entity, to meet an expected increase in demand and to support the objective of achieving profitable growth.
bears major human costs, and has devastating effects for the vulnerable in the poorest countries with an expected increase of 23 million more unemployed,