Examples of using Global demand in English and their translations into Danish
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Given global demand as a whole, we may also turn out to be importers in various areas
Danish enterprises must take advantage of the rising global demand for energy, climate and environmental technology.
With an increasing global demand, the consumer countries must unite in the face of markets that are organised into cartels with the aim of influencing the level at which prices are set.
The increasing global demand and the large number of the industry's workforce rapidly approaching retirement are large contributors to this.
The constantly increasing global demand for transparency and corporate governance requires that we need to adapt
Providing access to food for all, against a backdrop of rising global demand and food shortages for several billion people across the world, is a huge
Global demand for European eels is estimated at approximately 200 tonnes. In recent years, however, the catch of glass eels has been decreasing.
In addition, the increase in energy prices to a large extent reflects higher global demand for energy.
rising oil prices is a structural trend resulting from production limits coming up against increasing global demand.
it was against the background of rising global demand for energy.
From 2016, competitive producers will have greater freedom to plant more vines and therefore to benet from growing global demand.
important for several reasons, not least because of growing global demand for food products and environmentally sustainable tourism.
Consumption accounts for roughly 70 percent of US gross domestic product and about 16 per cent of global demand.
scale to meet regional or global demand.
despite the report recognising long-term food security and growing global demand, our agricultural competitiveness will be squeezed.
strong global demand, robust corporate earnings,
generally reflecting unfavourable weather conditions, food prices in the world markets and stronger global demand.
Since it was discovered that whale oil"could light our cities in ways never achieved before,"it created global demand.
That is why we must do our best at Bonn to draw people's attention to the issue of global demand.
There is no doubt that the European Union needs to respond appropriately to the growing global demand that is prompting a significant increase in the milk quota.
