Examples of using Zero growth in English and their translations into Dutch
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forgetting the risk posed to the European economy by a depression or zero growth.
Our second plank was to go for zero, or almost zero, growth in the 1997 budget, as the European Union is preparing for the single currency.
There are some who have sought zero growth even in their own national budgets.
May I remind the House that only 15 years ago zero growth was a fashionable ideology and topic.
cut-backs and zero growth; peak demand; storage; transport.
Looking more closely at the farm proposals we see that agriculture has been experiencing zero growth for many years now.
Employment is expected to pick up from zero growth expected in 2004 to an average growth of¾% from 2005 to 2007.
The Commission will continue to respect its commitment for zero growth in staff and redeploy staff internally to meet new challenges tasks.
The Council welcomed the fact that the budget discipline objective of a zero growth budget in relation to the 1996 budget had thus been upheld.
And another poor political signal is the failure to guarantee that such zero growth will be an exception
There was zero growth in administrative expenditure, not including pensions, although the political agreement to recruit 110 new staff from Austria,
after having posted zero growth in 2013.
There is zero growth in administrative expenditure, not including pensions, although the political agreement to recruit 110 new staff from Austria, Finland and Sweden has been respected.
a number of countries have almost zero growth, which by definition will make it very difficult to achieve our targets.
which has experienced zero growth over the past five years,
Indeed, since 2007, the Commission has been operating a policy of zero growth, dealing with new priorities through redeployment of existing staff
After six years of 3% average growth and zero growth in 2008, in December 2008 Eurocontrol was forecasting a 3% fall in the number of flights in Europe in 2009.
The figures indicate that the period of zero growth reaches back to 1971.
Forecasts by the United Nations are predicting zero growth by 2050.
The last quarter saw zero growth.