Eksempler på brug af Increase in expenditure på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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If research in the EU is to be built up on a long-term basis, any increase in expenditure must therefore go hand in hand with greater efficiency in the application
with a large part of the increase in expenditure going on training
duty travel) the increase in expenditure is due firstly to the rise in transport charges
anticipating an increase in expenditure while guaranteeing sound public finances;
The increase in expenditure in I978 compared with I977 resulted principally from the increase in production; the 1976/77 harvest was low
It should be pointed out that the estimated expenditure for previous commitments-deriving from the implementation of Law No 285-is accompanied by a more than proportional increase in expenditure on traditional activities
owing in particular to the fact that the increase in expenditure which it would involve would be expressly compensated by one or more proposed modifications correspondingly reducing expenditure, the Council may,
so we welcome the 3% increase in expenditure for 2012, as this neatly accommodates the costs of the expansion of the CAP which,
ECU 84 727,5 million in appropriations for payments, an increase in expenditure over the 1997 budget of 2,4% in commitments
I would like to point out that the increase in expenditure on the common agricultural policy enables us to offset the fall in the agricultural prices for the benefit of consumers.
reinforcement of means of military transport(A400M military aircraft and helicopters); increase in expenditure on'defence' and military actions,
Parliament must aim to keep increases in expenditure under tight control.
We are sceptical about demands for substantial increases in expenditure and bureaucratic activity
critical of the Commission's proposed increases in expenditure.
The approach was to introduce a system of budget control under which increases in expenditure between 1993 and 1995 have to be in line with the increase in income of the sickness funds from the contributions of the people insured.
Council's interventions therefore evoke the impression of a technocratic reduction in expenditures under the motto‘let us cut by one half the increase in expenditures exceeding those of 2005',
That is, to ensure a budget surplus that will cover long-term increases in expenditure linked to an aging population,
It must be said that it does not involve huge increases in expenditure elsewhere but we have to provide support in a country like Croatia where there is a good