Examples of using Ever greater in English and their translations into Finnish
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The central problem is the ever greater concentration of tax on so-called immobile factors, that is to say the workforce.
The regulation will bring about an ever greater restriction of harmful active substances circulating in the market,
Precisely at a time when ever greater resources are being devoted to development cooperation as direct budget aid,
European consumers will have an ever greater choice of competing broadband service providers available to them.
These dangers and these disasters have many victims and cause ever greater economic losses;
Over-exploitation of fishing waters pushes people in developing countries into ever greater poverty and robs the marine environment of a vital link in the food chain.
is increasingly coming in your 90s, but it is coming at an ever greater cost to individuals and families with implications for their savings.
This proliferation of national standards risks creates barriers to intra‑EU trade in services by requiring businesses to adapt to an ever greater number of differing national standards within the single market.
cultural diversity of the geographical mosaic making up the European Union and the need for ever greater cooperation.
Based on the above, I hereby give my favourable vote to ensure ever greater protection of consumer rights.
casting humanity into ever greater darkness and confusion.
Allowing beet farmers to produce ever greater surpluses and sell them on the world market at subsidised prices,
Indeed, it is trite to point out that fundamental research is demanding ever greater investment, and that it therefore seems to have to be carried out by only a few small powerful teams associated with a very concentrated intellectual and industrial environment.
IT Mr President, the problem of falsified medicinal products is one that is having an ever greater impact at international
Trucks and buses contribute to air pollution in ever greater proportions, as we have actually done a lot to reduce car emissions,
the Commission in Brussels has acquired, by means of the Treaties, the right to govern an ever greater part of the lives of 400 million Europeans, and it is to this development that we object.
stresses the importance of ever greater cooperation between our countries, and of continually strengthening our relations,
We must applaud the ever greater sensitivity that exists both at Community level
At a time when civil societies are paying ever greater attention to businesses' impact on the community,
On this point, the European Parliament is frankly making a mistake in demanding an ever greater communitisation of the project, for example in estimating, in its resolution of 17 January,