Examples of using Structural imbalances in English and their translations into German
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Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the reform of the COM in beef and veal was one of the delicate aspects of the new CAP for the 2000-2006 period due to the structural imbalances of this market, the effects of the mad cow phenomenon on consumers
The main challenge before us is that of preventing the European Union from becoming nothing more than one large market place with 500 million consumers and with major structural imbalances. I believe that if we are to meet this challenge, we must launch,
The rye market is foreseen"to display a continuous and structural imbalance" largely due to its relatively high market prices and lack of market outlets.
This structural imbalance in the UK's financial links with the Community became a major political headache for the Community as early as 1974.
These features relate to the structural imbalance between scarce fisheries resources
The Uruguayan modernist Joaquin Torres-Garcia was one of the first to recognise this structural imbalance and, as early as 1935, postulated the following in his Escuela del Sur.
 Harmonic Imbalance The Rhythm pendant adds structural imbalance to a rather uniform dining setting for a Christmas dinner.
There is a danger that these structural imbalances will become even more marked.
And emerging-market currencies that have big structural imbalances or weaknesses, like Turkey,
Nevertheless, significant structural imbalances remain, with a high proportion of the working-age population in receipt of passive unemployment
The structural imbalances between the Community's centre and its periphery will be accentuated if implementation of an effective cohesion policy continues to be delayed.
despite the opportunity which strong growth had provided for accelerating the reduction of structural imbalances in many Member States.
The proposal is made within a wider call for a broader macroeconomic assessment including the determination of structural imbalances which exert a negative impact on competiveness.
Consumer law adjusts structural imbalances between a consumer and a trader;
this allows us to prevent the increasingly sharp differences between the standard rates applied in Member States from causing structural imbalances and distortions of competition.
To prevent growing divergence in standard VAT rates applied by Member States from leading to structural imbalances in the European Union
global recession have highlighted structural imbalances which have accumulated during the periods of economic growth,
1992 for certain products) in the wake of structural imbalances(pigs and wine)
As formal equality is confronted with structural imbalances in numerous areas.
to overcome injury, or recognize structural imbalances.