Examples of using The increasing number in English and their translations into Swedish
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Instead of investigating the increasing number of guns that were being sold- Is it not true that Vicksburg Firearms,
We're convinced that one reason for the increasing number of visits to AniCura is our customers' appreciation for our high quality
The increasing number of satellites requires a careful management of all space assets to avoid collisions in space which would highly undesirably result in space contamination and debris.
The increasing number of FVO inspections in third countries
I want to warn, however, those who applauded this proposal that reducing emissions is greatly hindered by the increasing number of drivers in general as well as the high number of drivers driving old vehicles.
as well as the increasing number of deaths from overdoses and poisoning.
Those close to the McCanns are very concerned by the increasing number of reports in the Portuguese press.
as well as the increasing number of social connections,“mouth to mouth” spread of information is today considered one of the most efficient- and also one of the easiest.
It is recognised that the development of the administration has not kept pace with the increasing number and complexity of the obligations- particularly executive functions- which have been given to the Commission in recent years.
Aalto University should take financial responsibility for the ever-growing need for housing caused by the increasing number of international students
to make it the basis for the increasing number of bold initiatives which she welcomed.
services which cater for the specific needs of the increasing number of seniors able to travel during the low season;
enlargement of the EU; the increasing number of cross-border and other migrant workers;
if China's Communist Party does not manage to guarantee provision for the increasing number of poor and unemployed at a time when others in the population are becoming rich, the party's ideological legitimacy may begin to be called into question.
In the aftermath of major accidental oil spills and the increasing number of uncontrolled operational discharges of polluting substances from ships at sea, the Commission proposed a directive in 2003 providing that ship-source pollution should be
in particular the rape carried out systematically and with impunity by the increasing number of armed bands originating in the militias operating in Ituri,
Not only the increasing number, in recent years, of shipwrecks caused by human error,
(8)In view of the increasing number of workers excluded from the scope of Directive 91/533/EEC on the basis of derogations made by Member States under Article 1 of that Directive,
(11) In view of the increasing number of workers excluded from the scope of Directive 91/533/EEC on the basis of exclusions made by Member States under Article 1 of that directive,