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The growth momentum is expected to continue in China(+5 per cent) and India(+8 per cent).
(16) In line with the exceptional market demand for SME financing under the EFSI which is expected to continue, the EFSI SME and midcap Window should be enhanced.
Today the demand for transport in Europe is significantly higher than in 2000 and is expected to continue growing.
solid growth is expected to continue next year,
The sales of optical components grows steadily and is expected to continue in the years to come.
Vertical integration along the value chain is already taking place and is expected to continue.
Investment growth is expected to continue to benefit from favourable financing conditions,
Investment growth is expected to continue benefiting from favourable financing conditions, corporate balance sheet restructuring,
The sale process for the remaining apartments in the Koprska vrata complex is expected to continue in September.
Nihonium is expected to continue this trend and have +1 as its most stable oxidation state.
In particular, the investment support for terminals is expected to continue to yield benefits beyond the period under review.
Expansion in the global economy is expected to continue supporting euro area exports,
The Japanese economy is expected to continue on its current recovery path,
This trend is expected to continue as low-cost carriers expand their fleets
The moderate pace of improvement in labour markets is expected to continue, driven by the lagged response to improved cyclical conditions
The surplus is expected to continue in the third phase of the system, which will run from 2013 to 2020.
This has led to a decline in jobs for travel agents and is expected to continue doing so in coming years.
Importantly, economic activity has started to strengthen also in the countries most affected by the crisis and this trend is expected to continue.
The country has experienced rapid economic growth during the last several years and is expected to continue this upward trend.
International trade returned to pre-recession levels by mid-year 2010 and is expected to continue growing.