Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Growing dependency in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The growing dependency of the European Union.
This is true even in the face of fading faculties and growing dependency.
And that growing dependency on foreign energy is a strategic concern among China's leaders.”.
withdrawal symptoms and growing dependency.
The EU's growing dependency on external energy sources(this would reach approx. 70% in 2030);
Limits for CO2 emissions from cars will actually limit our growing dependency on oil.
The main reason for such concessions is the growing dependency of the European Union energy sector on Russian resources.
The financial sector is operating in a rapidly changing environment with new regulations coming up and with a growing dependency on macro-economic developments.
The growing dependency of Europe on energy imports and anticipated further increases in energy prices reinforce the concerns about meeting energy demand in the future.
Life becomes increasingly difficult with loss of mobility, growing dependency and chronic pain.
The possibility of growing dependency on imported fuels for its generation of electricity could for the EU as a whole lead to problems of long-term security of supply,
There will be, in addition to this, the financial contribution for reducing the EU's growing dependency on external energy resources.
Growing dependency on energy imports from external suppliers entailing physical
Banks have to cope with a plethora of ever-more stringent rules and regulations and a growing dependency on the macroeconomic developments.
the pressure on supply chains and the growing dependency on imports, it is very likely that petrol
The forthcoming legislative framework should guarantee that SMEs in the automotive sector supply chain are able to enjoy favourable conditions and prevent any growing dependency on major manufacturers.
reduce the greenhouse gas effects and address the growing dependency on fossils fuels-when they are mostly imported from politically unstable countries.
should therefore be treated with utmost care especially in the face of a growing dependency on energy imports, expected to reach 65% by 2030.
This growing economic dependency on foreign capital largely explains macroeconomic difficulties in 2013.
Often a new dependency grows beneath the surface of the guise of freedom.