Examples of using Is forecast in English and their translations into Polish
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In 2012, GDP growth is forecast to be negative in nine countries,
It is forecast that the IPv4 pool of addresses will be exhausted somewhere between 2010 and 201210.
In Malta, the general government deficit was reduced to 2.1% of GDP in 2014 and is forecast to remain 3% of GDP in 2015-16.
At the same time, a shortage of skilled labour is forecast for many European countries, especially of workers
In 2007, the amount of oil transported via the Baltic was 145 million tonnes and this is forecast to increase to 240 million tonnes by 2015.
Consumer price inflation is forecast at 0.2% in the euro area this year(EU 0.3%)
Consumer spending in Africa reached USD 600 billion in 2010 and is forecast to rise to USD 1 trillion by the end of this decade.
According to Forrester Research6, the number of online shoppers in Europe is forecast to increase from 141 million in 2009 to 190 million by 2014.
In 2015, the improvement in the structural balance is forecast to be 0.1% of GDP below the requirement.
HICP inflation is forecast to average 1¾% in the EU both this year and next and 1½% and 1¾%, respectively, in the euro area.
In 2013 the deficit ratio is forecast by the European Commission to be unchanged at 1.2%
It is forecast that 80% of jobs will require digital knowledge
By 2007, the debt is forecast to fall below 30% of GDP, reaching 29.7%,
Nonetheless, the demand for electricity is forecast to increase as consumers switch to electricity from other energy sources.
The European solar power sector is forecast to grow by 40 GW to almost 160 GW by 2022.
For 2013, growth is forecast at 1.3% in the EU
Asia-Pacific is forecast to show the strongest regional growth of communication systems
Government debt for 2013 is forecast at 39.9% and is set to rise slightly in 2014,
Greece is forecast to return to growth in 2014, while the situation in Cyprus has stabilised.
However, underlying domestic price pressures are subdued and inflation is forecast to fall below 2% in the course of 2013.