Examples of using Present levels in English and their translations into Italian
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Although the available data are inadequate to establish the safety of the compound the Committee accepted temporarily its continued used at present levels until further toxicological data
at the present rate, by 2020 they will be 38% above present levels.
In various ways commentators complained of the present levels of unchecked hate among the youth,
acknowledge this fact and that we are explaining merely from our present levels of provisional understanding.
The Community can contribute to the maintenance of these conditions by keeping and reinforcing present levels of international cooperation in the sector
Consequently the present levels of excise taxes and subsidies in power generation do not seem to have a significant
We have learnt that present levels of resource consumption in the industrialised countries cannot be achieved by all people currently living,
it is doubtful that airlines can continue present levels of assistance at airports.
whereas coordinated action must be pursued in a sustained manner to combat unemployment and raise the present levels of employment on a lasting basis;
then tell me that there is any credibility in the argument that our agreement with the US would allow them simply to reclassify the present levels of support.
it did not advocate a general lowering of present levels or any ban on additives.
implying that the present levels of charges for crossborder services indicates that the recommendation is being ignored.
world prices for the finished products remain at present levels then closing factories
Finland might, if the present levels persist, benefit,
as it would leave consumers to use the already limited, present levels of notes and coins for their ordinary expenses,
considered the continued use as glazing agent at present levels temporarily acceptable until further toxicological data and technical data on use have been provided.
It would lead to a reduction in Community production to one third of present levels, and even to its disappearance in the long run,
considered the continued use as glazing agent at present levels temporarily acceptable until further toxicological data and technical data on use have been provided.
Pointing out that 41% of butter had a subsidized outlet in 1992 compared to 33% in 1990 it is clearly not in the farmers' interest he said that butter prices should be maintained at present levels if the result is a continuing loss of market share to cheaper substitutes.
Making a real effort to at first cap EU energy demand at present levels and subsequently reduce it,