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Urbanisation and digitalisation are expected to continue increasing.
Swedish household debt is expected to continue increasing at a faster pace than their incomes in the coming years.
At the same time, consumption and housing investment are expected to continue increasing at a good pace.
This percentage has been increasing since 1970 and is forecast to continue increasing steadily until 2030Æ Advanced Materials have been identified by the European Commission as one of the five Key Enabling Technologies….
Despite the increased felling, the volume of standing timber on SCA's land is expected to continue increasing over this interval.
The distances between the galaxies should not be able to continue increasing as rapidly for all eternity- the expansion should eventually slow down.
reaching 1% of GDP and is expected to continue increasing in the years ahead.
Despite the crisis years in the 1970s, Industrivärden was able to continue increasing dividends issued every year,
the collective EU ODA is forecast to continue increasing.
Nevertheless, educational attainment in the EU as a whole is set to continue increasing in the medium term at a similar pace to that of recent decades.
It is also necessary to continue increasing our knowledge on unconventional hydrocarbon extraction technologies
But in the long run, it would be an unsustainable development for house prices to continue increasing much more rapidly than household incomes.
On the other hand, population is expected to continue increasing at a relatively high rate in a number of regions in southern Spain,
intends to continue increasing its response in the coming months.
In an effort to continue increasing the overall quality of the jobs on Indeed
Beyond 2010, though total population is unlikely to change much, the number aged 65 and over is projected to continue increasing, implying a'healthcare-adjusted' the decline in the extended family.
In an effort to continue increasing the overall quality of the jobs on Indeed
If he wants to continue increasing his gong, the conflict will also become very serious,
more resilient labour markets have allowed overall incomes to continue increasing during the crisis.
One difficulty when looking ahead is to determine whether households are prepared to continue increasing their consumption or whether they will instead want to compensate for the negative effects on their wealth from the stock market fall and therefore increase their saving.
allowing you to continue increasing your online presence on your own.
The aim is to continue increasing the number of garments made from less environmentally harmful materials,
whose foreign exchange reserves have increased by 5 000 billion dollars over the past 10 years and are likely to continue increasing over the coming years,
The EU agreed to continue increasing its ODA budgets beyond the commitments made at Monterrey- 0.39% of GNI in 2006- committing to a new interim minimum target for 2010 for each Member State of 0.51% of GNI(0.17% for the new Member States)
It strongly encourages the international maritime community to further promote full adherence to recommended best practice in order to continue increasing its capacity to meet its responsibility to keep its vessels safe.
maritime laws pertaining to the business world is unmistakable and expected to continue increasing over the next several decades.
the telecom sector in particular that were assumed to have such spread effects to the rest of the economy that production was expected to continue increasing at a more rapid rate than before,
Due to continued increase in sales, ILS welcomes again a new team member!
This analysis indicates that the share of CO2 emissions from transport would continue increasing to almost 50% of total emissions by 2050.
Up to 2020, it is estimated that the proportion of municipalities with a ratio in excess of 1 will rise to 6 per cent, and then continue increasing to 41 per cent by 2050.