Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Further decline in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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For the financial year 2000/ 01 a surplus of 0.5- 1.5% is foreseen, and a further decline in the debt ratio is envisaged.
A contraction in employment of around 2¼% is foreseen this year, with a further decline of about 1¼% expected in 2010.
has broken down through the support at 8.00 euro and a further decline is indicated.
In the investment policy, it was decided to increase the coverage of the risk of a further decline in the interest rate.
The outlook for 1982 is gloomy, a further decline is expected, at current as well as constant prices.
There is not much room for further decline in the second half of the year.
is a considerable further decline in comparison with 1995-1997,
South America a further decline in demand is foreseen.
The outlook for 1991 is a further decline in production of the order of 8.6 million tonnes.
The low level of inflation and its expected further decline has some undesirable consequences.
A further decline in total employment may be experienced,
This further decline in identification with the job is also evidenced by the very small number of people who were union members.
A further decline is expected for 1998 and projected to continue in the following years in the Austrian updated convergence programme.
Increased international competition will lead to a further decline in EU tex tiles production and further job cuts seem to be inevitable.
A further decline is expected for 1998 and projected to continue in the following years in the Belgian convergence programme.
What is more, the aid has contributed to the further decline of most African countries.
A further decline in this quarter, a likely scenario,
In the next few years the natural population growth in the Restructuring Region will further decline and lag behind that of the country as a whole.
A further decline to 75,5% or 1 point above the level recorded on average for the period 1961-73 is forecast for 1984 see Table 3.6.
10% of global emissions, and this share will further decline in the coming decade.