Examples of using Expected increase in English and their translations into Italian
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Despite the expected increase in recycling, total amounts of sludge for disposal are expected to increase by 50% in 2005.
Given the expected increase in mobility across EU borders,
Of the expected increase in CO2 between 1990 and 2010 will be attributable to the transport sector.
A modernisation of the law is even more important in view of the expected increase in cross-border securities transactions stimulated by the launch of Target2-Securities T2S.
Expected increase is 1.6 percent in real terms, with inflation still under control
Forecasts for 2011 are positive with an expected increase closer to 20% for a value of nearly 8 billion euros.
China and Russia are two massive markets to be conquered, and the expected increase in the transportation of goods to Eastern Europe speaks for itself.
These Member States will be encouraged to introduce such procedures as a spin-off from the expected increase in the use of automated speed devices resulting from the proposed measures.
This means that a one-year increase in the effective retirement age would absorb about 20% of the average expected increase in pension expenditure in 2050.
uveitis is warranted due to an expected increase in exposure to desacetyl-rifabutin.
positive, corresponding to an expected increase, or zero, corresponding to no expected change.
To convey the Company's intent to share the expected increase in the value of the same Company with the top professionals of the Group;
it is also important to understand the expected increase in tuition costs.
Contain in the medium term the expected increase in the ratio of pension expenditures to GDP;
The launch of the project comes in line with expected increase in traffic of passengers and goods with Iraq
in line with the government's policy priorities, but the expected increase in the revenue ratio would,
in particular to cover the expected increase in certain requirements for example, connected with the environment.
These initiatives counterbalanced the expected increase in payroll and rental costs,
which must also be seen in the context of enlargement and of the expected increase in demand that, as always, must be met.
Some countries judge that the employment rates cannot be increased to such an extent that these alone could offset a major part of expected increase in pension expenditure;