Examples of using Projected increase in English and their translations into Italian
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Regarding the value of exports, 2010 recorded a value of about 1.06 million with a 1.3 million projected increase in 2011.
The projected increase in the age-related expenditure in Luxembourg is the highest of the whole EU;
For countries whose formal care systems are less developed, the projected increase in public spending on long-term care could underestimate future pressure on public finances, due to the likely need for increased formal care provision.
as a result of the projected increase in the volume of air traffic.
to control pension and healthcare expenditure in order to curb the projected increase in age-related expenditure.
a fast pace so that lower interest payments can offset some of the projected increase in spending on pensions
In nearly all of these countries, the sustainability gaps are the result of a very large projected increase in age-related expenditure, compounded in most cases by large initial imbalances,
On the other hand, the projected increase in the population in the age group 15-64(around 4 million)
motor efficiency alone will most probably not be able to compensate for the projected increase in transport volume.
to 17.3% in 2030 and to 22.6% by 2050, the largest projected increase among EU Member States in 2050.
which is greater than the projected increase in output.
In the 2015 Ageing Report, the projected increase in age-related expenditure is revised downward,
If the gains to be made in terms of life expectancy were generally acquired in good health and without disability, the projected increase in public spending on health
With the projected increase in transport on the roads,
For the EU25, the projected increase is slightly higher compared with the previous projections in the 2006 Ageing Report, by around half a percentage point of GDP over the whole projection period.
Based on the current budgetary position and the projected increase in age-related costs,
Although Portugal currently has one of the lowest shares of public expenditure in total health spending in the EU, the projected increase in public healthcare expenditure by 2.5% of GDP by 2060 is the highest.
There are significant fiscal sustainability risks in the longer term due to an unfavourable initial budgetary position and the projected increase in the costs of population ageing, mainly in relation to healthcare spending.
prospects, its debt position and the projected increase in age-related expenditure.
Countries where the projected increase in age-related public expenditure is contained by already-enacted pension reforms may, nevertheless, find themselves at serious risk through