Examples of using Further restructuring in English and their translations into Dutch
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the preventive approach in the next NAP needs to be strengthened in order to avoid further inflow into long term unemployment and to make a further restructuring from passive to active measures.
on the basis of the information submitted by the German Government, no further restructuring effort that might imply a reduction in capacity.
the risk of a persistent interruption of supply is minimal, further restructuring and closures in the Community coal sector are inevitable.
with an increased demand for coal, the risk of a persistent interruption of supply is minimal, further restructuring and closures in the Community coal sector are inevitable.
The biggest need for further restructuring and modernisation exists in textiles,
Consequently the Commission made its decisions on the aids subject to further restructuring; it gave the Member States until 31 January 1984 to submit their final plans.
In thesecircumstances the Commission decided that it would have to make its decisions toauthorize aid conditional upon sufficient further restructuring being carried out tosecure the viability of undertakings by the end of 1985.
Given the relatively high labour costs, the Croatian economy will require further restructuring towards export specialisation in more technology-driven industries
also that without better financial discipline and further restructuring of the economy, those macro-economic effects would be short-lived.
The proposed measures are concerned notably with further restructuring of wine-growing by cutting back on the areas given over to producing table wine
suggests that the further restructuring expected in these two sectors will contribute to ongoing economic change after enlargement.
should nevertheless be a high enough level to enable the industry topursue its further restructuring without renewed support from the Member States.
is facing a further major restructuring in the years to come.
Further restructuring seems inevitable in view of the continuing low le vels of demand.
Further restructuring of the Community industry and company closures.
Aid to shipbuilding- further restructuring of public yards in Spain.
This process is not complete and further restructuring should be expected.
Further restructuring will be necessary,
Further restructuring.
The Commission agreed that further restructuring was necessary and adopted an action