Examples of using Capacity utilisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Turkey's economic capacity utilisation rate rose to 78 per cent in the 2nd quarter of 2003,
connecting the renewable energy sources to them it will be possible to optimise capacity utilisation in each Member State
connecting the renewable energy sources to them it will be possible to optimise capacity utilisation in each Member State
have increased their production volumes, capacity, capacity utilisation, export sales
broadened amid high levels of capacity utilisation and tightening labour markets, the pass-through of
production capacity, capacity utilisation, sales volume,
the average capacity utilisation rate for manufacturing industry as a whole and the capacity utilisation rate of the relevant sector or subsector.
indicated by the Commission, all smaller producers would have to operate at a mere 20% capacity utilisation.
cooperating producers by volume, is much lower, their capacity utilisation ranging from 86% to 97,8%.
This is likely to put further pressure on the whole automotive value chain particularly in terms of production volumes, capacity utilisation, employment and research investment.
production and capacity utilisation improved only in the RIP and not in 2014.
decreasing capacity utilisation, reduced employment and profitability.
low profitability and low capacity utilisation.
on average over the last five years, the capacity utilisation rate of the relevant sector or subsector is more than two percentage points below that of manufacturing as a whole.
try to maintain market share, production level and capacity utilisation, or set to lose market share if it tries to maintain its prices.
production capacity and capacity utilisation, procurement and sales
It was in those circumstances that, in paragraph 97 of the contested judgment, it held that the first sentence of point 3.4 of the multisectoral framework must be understood as meaning that,‘where the data on capacity utilisation in the sector concerned do not allow the Commission to reach the positive conclusion that there is structural overcapacity, the Commission must
while compensating for the advantage which the new entrants would obtain by virtue of the fact that the allocation of allowances to them is based on a rate of production capacity utilisation resulting from their own calculations.
GERMANY v COMMISSION existing installations starting operation as of 1 January 2003 experience lower capacity utilisation;( ii)
The public sector worked at 81.4 per cent capacity utilisation.