Examples of using A fall in in English and their translations into Swedish
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After a fall in employment in 1999 despite rapid economic activity,
Nevertheless, there was a fall in capacity utilisation between 2000 and 2001 which may
The limited increase in employment in the EU15 in 2001, combined with a fall in employment in the accession countries in recent years,
Canada has not only experienced a fall in catch volume, but the catch of large shrimp has been limited as well.
This includes a fall in the number of multiple pregnancies, without a corresponding decline in the pregnancy rate.
Only three years have seen a fall in December in excess of three per cent.
Will there be a fall in the ruble, and in which to keep money so as not to lose your savings?
We were assuming a fall in GDP of around 4.5 per cent this year
As everyone around the world is now talking about a fall in exports, this means a fall in global demand.
To a large extent, the developments reflect a fall in output in the public sector,
The Commission also examined the effects of whether the serious injury was caused by a fall in exports.
we must not allow a fall in real terms in the amount we give to research.
There are only two years with a fall in December in excess of three per cent.
perhaps betting on a fall in the FTSE 100 to offset the risk of a fall in your UK portfolio.
10 per cent expect a fall in profit.
demand from households can never compensate for a fall in demand from exports.
After several difficult years, companies in that sector are now benefiting from the combined effects of a fall in the oil price and growth in household consumption.
The test examines the European banking system's resistance by means of a hypothetical crisis scenario, including a severe recession and a fall in property prices.
The picture in other parts of the corporate sector is still varied, with an upward tendency in construction and a fall in car sales, for example.
There are only two years with a fall in December in excess of three per cent.