Examples of using Remained very in English and their translations into Swedish
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Growth remained very brisk in Ireland
At the same time the 1994 agricultural guideline remained very close to its 1993 level because of the slackening in economic growth.
The market remained very strong during the second quarter,
offices and housing remained very strong, and conditions for developing new projects were therefore very good in the markets on which we focus.
the human rights situation in Colombia remained very grave.
demand for production components from Nordic manufacturing companies remained very high.
dramatist and writer, although remained very reluctant to identify as an author.
the number of cross-border applications and actions has remained very low.
the inflation rate in the euro zone has remained very low, and the purchasing power of those living in the euro zone is superior to that of residents of the US
After leaving, the experience with my'husband' remained very clear and even. Even though I was still in a coma, I felt regret and guilt
enhancing the single market, which remained very closed despite its international weight
while expenditure growth remained very strong.
trade union participation was very low(30%) and the question of how to represent workers in enterprises with no trade unions remained very sensitive.
It was very well prepared for the WTO discussions and its position remained very consistent. It therefore did not give any ground on the agenda which it wanted to see adopted,
political elite remained very bellicose- for most Japanese generals
which has remained very high for over 100 years.
Nevertheless, public debt remains very high in many Member States.
In Sweden the level of interest rates remains very low historically.
We found everything remains very clean, the house is perfectly equipped, nothing is missing.
For example, parts of Europe's textile industry remain very competitive.