Examples of using Growing numbers in English and their translations into Swedish
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note the growing numbers of immigrants and the challenge of developing appropriate services
Non-EU citizens too, now entering the EU in growing numbers, should be able to identify,
This is confirmed by the growing numbers of visitors to the Europass portal(in average 12 000 daily visits in 2007)
are one of the growing numbers of organisations looking for streamlined processes
In addition, venture capital can be used to create modern social services, an area that should not be overlooked. These services will be particularly needed in the future because of the growing numbers of older people.
must be actively carried forward so that there will be growing numbers of believers, leading more countries to the stage of entry by troops
ill-treatment in the family, growing numbers of cases of foetal alcohol syndrome,
treatment in Member States regarding Alzheimer's disease, the growing numbers and proportion of ageing citizens of Europe, and the evidence that
are one of the growing numbers of organisations looking for streamlined processes
to fulfil the intentions of a Plan whose major aim is to accelerate that process which will make it possible for growing numbers of the world's people to find the Object of their quest
means that another success can be chalked up to add to the growing numbers of welcome conclusions to consultations, particularly those carried
A growing number of Member States support legislative action too.
A growing number of people are looking proactively for information on their medical conditions17.
There are a growing number of these areas at European level.
A growing number of young people are being moved onto(permanent) disability benefits.
A growing number of new equipment are created nowadays.
A growing number of people are questioning capitalism.
Firstly, a growing number of medicines are now developed in a multi-centre, international way.
A growing number of women have part-time employment on which they cannot earn their living.
However, a growing number of our fellow citizens become just such a product.