Examples of using Increase in costs in English and their translations into Swedish
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as SMEs are by their nature more sensitive to an increase in costs than larger businesses.
they seek to mask the real effects of the Single Market, such as the increase in costs, the reduction in services
which lead to the waste in resources and the increase in costs.
The defendant also disputes the 7% increase in costs attributed to the fact,
The Committee believes it is vital to carry out cost-benefit analyses that take into account both the increase in costs resulting from bringing new cars
There will probably be an increase in costs, there will probably be a drive towards greater mechanization of production,
The implementation of the Directive in its current form seems likely to involve at the very least an increase in costs for issuers seeking cross-border listing of their debt securities
to try to counterbalance the increase in costs, for example by increasing the herd size
marginal increase in costs anticipated, depending on competition in the market the industry may opt to transfer this cost to consumers
Substantial increases in costs are only anticipated in a few cases.
Large increase in cost.
There is no increase in cost when renewing.
It will occasionally lead to an increase in cost for the manufacturer.
Public pay-as-you-go systems operating in some Member States are facing big increases in costs, which means growing pressure on solidarity and a heavier burden for the younger generation.
For the businesses that employed them, the outcome has been dramatic increases in costs, liable to put the businesses' continued existence at risk,
The key question is, who is going to pay for the increase in cost of waste disposal as the EU noose tightens on Ireland?
Although the criteria could well involve certain limitations and increases in costs, they may also represent a competitive advantage if properly managed.