Examples of using Upturn in English and their translations into Danish
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The general direction of the curves is downwards, with some upturn since 1980 in the United Kingdom
The implementation of the project is expected to give an important impetus to regional development and economic upturn.
the railway on 27 September 1998 marked an upturn in mobility at an international,
they are the first true consumer generation- created during the 1960s upturn and progress.
recession in world trade, and despite the relative economic upturn of the last two years the prospects here have not changed yet.
An upturn in the number of deliveries of aircraft,
In the U.S. economy there had been some upturn in economic conditions
will there be an upturn of the economy, and if so, to the benefit of whom?
the IP where consumption increased by 14% coinciding with the upturn of the steel industry,
underpinned by the pick-up in economic growth and an upturn in the demand for narrow money see Table 6 a.
been done hitherto using the phasing out method- to achieve the upturn gradually, without their being dropped from the system straightaway?
the effects of the recession of the early 1990s are still being felt, despite an upturn since late 1993.
optimism into real evidence of an upturn in the economic situation, with more consumption,
It is characteristic that the upturn in production and employment in industry which has taken place in the last couple of years has been less marked on Lolland than in the rest of the country.
While the basis of the latest political development in Denmark was an uninterrupted economic upturn, the fragility of capitalism has been expressed clearly in the Asian economies,
The first stage of the upturn is not giving rise to significant inflationary pressures,
The upturn in EIB activity in 1991,
This upturn was achieved both by diversifying Bank operations in support of infrastructural works serving to improve communications with other EEC countries and by providing global loan financing for SMEs 35.9 million.
After an upturn in the pace of money expansion in the first half of 1992 in a number of countries, there were renewed
there are clear signs that a more sustained upturn will unfold in 1993,