Examples of using Current levels in English and their translations into Polish
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But despite its popularity, current levels and methods of meat production
automatically adjusting current levels to keep your valves sounding as good as the day they were installed.
In Europe alone retaining coal in the energy mix at current levels and a 30% penetration of CCS in 2030 reduce CO2 emissions by 300 to 400 MtCO2 annually.
Current levels of mobility are still relatively low compared to the EU potential
slightly higher than current levels.
Over the next few months annual HICP inflation rates are expected to fluctuate around current levels and may not fall below 2% for the remainder of 2005.
In view of our ageing population, the Member States of the EU must bring down current levels of unemployment and ensure these high levels of unemployment do not become permanent.
Is it sufficient to aim to keep carbon dioxide emissions at their current levels by 2055 or do we need to reduce them even further?
The costs for returning GHG emissions to current levels in 2030 have recently been estimated to be over USD 200 billion1.
what will be needed to provide pensions at current levels for the next 40 years.
org, current levels of funding, while a remarkable accomplishment.
that it represents added value compared to current levels of soil protection.
It is unclear, therefore, why the proposed changes to the packaging of the finished products should have any major impact on current levels of employment.
that its budget should be at least maintained at current levels.
According to the Commission, uranium resources would last for 85 years at current levels of consumption.
although its consumption in 2030 would exceed current levels only by 6.
the growth rate will remain at current levels or will be reduced.
Reasonably assured and recoverable known uranium resources at competitive prices can sustain the requirements of the nuclear industry for at least the next 85 years20 at current levels of consumption.
In Africa, the World Bank estimates 100 million more jobs must be created by 2020 just to maintain current levels of employment.
Reasonably assured and recoverable known uranium resources at competitive prices can sustain the requirements of the nuclear industry for at least the next 85 years at current levels of consumption.