Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Gradual reduction in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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By damages caused by the sun and the gradual reduction of collagen the skin loses its radiance and elasticity.
According to the report, the scheme for a gradual reduction in this support would be extended until 2013.
Tobacco consumption in Europe has not changed and the gradual reduction in European production has been replaced by tobacco imports.
we sincerely hope, to a gradual reduction in the risk of terrorist attacks in Europe.
In 1993 the measure was extended until 1995, but with a gradual reduction in the volume of aid.
The Directive contains a calculation for the gradual reduction of emissions for each Member State.
One of its goals was“To gain some of the benefits of labor-saving machinery by a gradual reduction of the hours of labor to eight per day.”.
the problems related to the gradual reduction of customs protection.
The gradual reduction in subsidised coalmining activity will help to achieve this target.
The general trend towards a gradual reduction in working time continues throughout the Community, but the pace varies from one Member.
This state of the eyes is probably due to gradual reduction from disuse, but aided perhaps by natural selection.
Gradual reduction of structural deficits
The contribution of families to safeguarding the intergenerational contract should be taken into account in social legislation by means of a gradual reduction in social insurance contributions.
On 2 May 1973 the Netherlands Government forwarded to the Commission a draft decree dealing mainly with the fixing and gradual reduction of the sulphur content of fuels.
On 18 June 1973 the French Government informed the Commission of proposed measures for the gradual reduction of the sulphur content of gas oils.
People are keen on the idea of a gradual reduction of working hours as their career progresses.
Overall, the trend has been for gradual reduction in average working time in the EU:
Subsequently, exchange-rate changes on the markets and the gradual reduction of interest rates confirmed the major importance which Member States attach to exchange-rate stability
notably through a gradual reduction of activities devoted to the implementation of specific programmes alongside the development of three new types of action.
Positive impact: the gradual reduction of the“old for new” ratios within a set maximum of five years enables the industry to prepare for the free market.