Examples of using Still high in English and their translations into Polish
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Wage agreements should take into account price competitiveness positions, the still high level of unemployment in many economies,
The charges for using such capacity are still high in many Member States because the capacity can be acquired only from the signatory for the Member State in question.
your value is still high, the more it 10 scorecard there are still over;
social exclusion has started to decrease but is still high.
Machinery purchasing interest among film converting processors is still high and many companies have investment plans
The growth pace of PLN-denominated deposits placed by individuals in January was still high and amounted to 22.7% as compared to 24.1% in December.
While uncertainty is still high, there are increasingly signs that the global recession is bottoming out.
In some Member States, the proportion of SMEs identifying access to finance as the most important challenge is still high 30% in Greece
Accident and occupational disease levels are still high, however, often as a result of several factors.
enjoyment of audio is still high when consumed at 1.5x
The labour tax wedge for low-income earners is still high, especially for those without children.
now rather obsolete because of its still high jitter.
In addition, legacy issues in the form of still high levels of non-performing loans continue to weigh on banksʼ balance sheets.
Less weight than steel, but still high load capacities up 300 kg provide an ergonomic,
However, the projected fiscal imbalances in the pension system are still high relative to the EU average.
to be reached in 2018, is still high.
In this context, wage agreements should take into account productivity developments while recognising the still high level of unemployment and price competitivenes s positions.
Wage agreements in particular should be sufficiently differentiated to take into account price competitiveness positions, the still high level of unemployment in many economies and sector-specific productivity developments.
The contingent liability risks linked to the increased ownership of the state in the banking sector are still high.
In this context, wage agreements should take into account productivity developments, while recognising the still high level of unemployment and price competitiveness positions.