Examples of using World demand in English and their translations into German
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The Commission forecasts take account of shrinking world demand in the first few months of the year and therefore differ from those given by the Greek authorities.
better than expected recovery in world demand for dairy products.
Presently, even after the Arab Spring, people in many parts of the world demand democratic co-determination.
Therefore, environmental initiatives from all over the world demand a permanent ban on this technology and also of relevant patents.
How could the world demand be satisfied without resorting to concentration camp-like cattle farms?
Income elasticities of exports with respect to world demand, by main sector annual figures, 1964-81.
Income elasticities of exports with respect to world demand and Community demand 1964-73 and 1973-81.
With world demand gradually rising, Community exports should pick up.
Helping increase world demand for quality produce;
At the same time world demand is falling, exerting further downward pressure on prices.
World demand remains dynamic,
by the relationship between world supply and world demand.
World demand for this type of pharmaceutical packaging is therefore growing rapidly, especially in the ready-to-use version.
World demand is expected to accelerate modestly in 1995
This has induced a much stronger specialisation and adjustment to world demand in Japan than has happened in the European Union Table 16.
The analysis concludes that euro-area exports are much more sensitive to fluctuations in world demand than to changes in exchange rates.
Recently, both supply disruptions as well as higher world demand for oil appear to be at work.
Whereas world demand for uranium up to the year 2000 is estimated at between 2.5
Estimates by the U.S. Department of Energy anticipate that world demand will rise by more than 50 percent between 1993 and 2015, with the most significant increase in consumption occurring in the Far East.
The idea of increasing quota irrespective of quota and world demand to achieve a so called soft landing is contradictory if we wish to maintain the European model of farming