Examples of using Ever greater in English and their translations into Swedish
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The growth is evenly distributed throughout all disciplines and an ever greater proportion of the commissions are Nordic.
an area in which we face ever greater challenges in terms of secure supplies,
The world's total energy consumption increases in parallel with the need to handle ever greater amounts of waste.
Why is the European Union opting to deduct EUR 2 billion from the agriculture margin, when thousands of farmers are facing ever greater difficulties?
Parliament, as colegislator, should refrain from trying to acquire ever greater powers at the Commission's expense.
for distributors to make ever greater profits.
her exceptional violence was defeated by an ever greater violence.
A prerequisite for that is, therefore, ever greater safety in transportation throughout the territory of the EU,
However, as the EU-27, our success is ever greater, as we are roughly 8% below the 1990 level.
Ever greater industrialisation in the agricultural sector will result in the continued loss of biodiversity,
The ever greater demand for mobile workers who have received a broad education is a further factor in favour of this lifestyle.
Mr President, manufacturers respond to ever greater demand by steadily developing new food products.
But the growing scarcity of resources demands ever greater effort for extracting fossil fuels
My view of globalisation, and of the ever greater exchange of people, products, services
they also compensate for the costs of having to comply with the ever greater requirements being imposed on agriculture.
Since then we have worked on various iterations of the design, achieving ever greater levels of efficiency and reliability.
the glaring differences and ever greater decline destabilise society,
it is also an actor with ever greater responsibilities, both regionally and internationally.
financial interest groups that charge high prices to make ever greater profits, whether by issuing credit
Research infrastructures are playing an ever greater role in the advancement of knowledge