Examples of using Economic developments in English and their translations into Slovenian
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covering both monetary and real economic developments.
Being completely unattached to any economic developments that have a direct impact on traditional currencies,
We would be doing ourselves no favours if we were to adopt this resolution without being worried about certain economic developments in Ukraine.
help to reduce volatility in economic developments.
The second half of the 19th century witnessed certain economic developments that greatly changed the economy of Shiraz.
This implies that monetary policy cannot prevent unexpected real economic developments or shocks from having some short-run impact on inflation.
technical and economic developments.
On this basis, the reform aims at better responding to the shortcomings experienced so far through greater emphasis to economic developments and an increased focus on safeguarding the sustainability of public finances.
that copyright must adapt to new economic developments such as new forms of exploitation.
They are an integral part of the adjustment mechanism resulting from divergent economic developments across regions forming the area in which monetary union has been established.
They are a biannual input into the Governing Council 's assessment of economic developments and the risks to price stability.
They are a biannual input into the Governing Council 's assessment of economic developments and the risks to price stability.
Ministers held an exchange of views, over lunch, on recent political and economic developments in Cuba and on the options for the EU's policy towards Cuba.
In particular, it appears that some Member States may be adjusting to economic shocks and long-term economic developments only very sluggishly.
speedy exchange of information on economic developments and policy intentions with a cross-border impact.
Wage growth will be strengthening, reflecting favourable economic developments and the increasingly limited supply of skilled labour.
between euro area and non-euro area economic developments.
While economic developments generally affect different sections of the population in different ways,
Wage growth will be strengthening in the coming years, reflecting favourable economic developments and the increasingly limited supply of skilled labour.
Given the economic developments following the review of the Pact, it is logical that it has not had any visible effect.