Examples of using Continuing high in English and their translations into Swedish
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part of the problem is an ineffective regulatory process that is too aligned to the industry and too excusing of continuing high prices, even when the price of oil has radically fallen.
Also the continuing high investment in convergence of supervisory practices
this will not reduce the continuing high risk for payments made to the 2000-2006 programmes,
As was the case already with the previous survey, the most marked trend can be observed in the continuing high volume of aid granted on ad hoc basis to individual enterprises,
Issues such as continuing high levels of unemployment in some of the Member States,
to assess what 2017 and 2018 will be like, but the continuing high inventory levels are very likely to have a dampening effect on developments in the future.
In a shorter perspective, we believe that the combination of continuing high inventory levels and an increasing number of deliveries of new ships will have a continuing negative effect,
exports form low cost producers as well as continuing high support and protection in many OECD countries.
It will be clear from the appended statistics how dire is the situation of women in developing countries as regards their reproductive health and the continuing high death rates among infants, children and their mothers.
According to the understanding of the Group's management, EBIT will fall short of the level previously forecast due to the difficult international market situation for pork and continuing high prices of raw materials and inputs.
Thus, in the field of research, for instance, the Commission considerably reduced its checks on expenditure claims in 2005 despite the continuing high levels of error and the inherent risk in this type of expenditure.
the decarbonisation of European energy systems are to ensure continuing high levels of safety, to develop solutions
The report highlights for example the continuing high levels of unemployment and poverty in some Member States
Continued high structural unemployment.
Continued high growth is expected in 2001 and 2002.
RCP8.5- continued high emissions of carbon dioxide.
Outlook for full year 2005· Continued high cost levels for intermediate goods throughout the.
Continued high volumes of biogas.
Continued high rate of renovation is creating value.
Continued high emissions from new diesel cars- IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet.