Examples of using Record levels in English and their translations into Romanian
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The level of merger notifications continued at record levels in 2008 with a total of 347 transactions being notified to the Commission,
For example, in Europe this year they reached record levels of apple production- crop growth exceeded 3.4 million tons,
Strasbourg, 18 April 2012- With EU unemployment hitting record levels and forecasts of a grim economic outlook for the months ahead,
The ARIS project acknowledges that long-term unemployment is at record levels across the European Union, and that the task of finding a job is
New supply reached 5-year record levels, registering growth of 11% for the residential market,+ 39% for shopping centres new supply,
Turkey's current account deficit has reached new record levels and is likely to head even higher in the rest of the year," said Chief Economist from ING Bank Turkey, Sengul Dagdeviren.
we have seen record levels of net migration in Britain,
with a rise in unemployment to record levels and widespread poverty
other measures to tackle the record levels of youth unemployment, the Commission has
the temperature that can reach record levels on the Pale di San Martino in altitude(over -40° C).
fuel cells are forecast to increase to approximately €150 billion by 2016, while record levels of investment in wind,
San Antonio- in the last three months of 2013 were at record levels for that quarter.[39].
with unemployment rates reaching record levels in various Member States,
A record level of product receipt,
Japan's coal imports have reached a record level in 2015.
we have unfortunately reached the record level of 11% unemployment.
the Swiss franc reached a record level of 6.7 Croatian kuna.
Net income of €2.9 billion almost at a record level.
Olive oil prices reached a record level four years ago due to unfavourable climate conditions.
Global potential production of heroin has consequently reached a record level in 2007, with an estimated 733 tonnes(UNODC, 2008).