Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The sharp rise in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The sharp rise in imports of petroleum products from countries benefiting from the SGP, observed in 1979 and particularly in 1980,
The sharp rise in unemployment, which led to a corresponding increase in public expenditure on unemployment benefit,
Events in Afghanistan and the sharp rise in the number of refugees in the border areas of Pakistan are continuing to worry the Community, which has main tained strong material support for the refugees.
This requirement has been highlighted by the sharp rise in demand for natural gas within the European Union over the past decade
which, together with the sharp rise in long-term interest rates(owing to the scare of an early Fed exit from QE),
The sharp rise in interest rates which occurred in July was mainly a response to international developments
notably from the group“Generation 88”, who were protesting against the sharp rise of fuel prices and the economic burdens being heaped on the Burmese people.
recent food crisis and the sharp rise in the price of foodstuffs
governments should adjust public expenditures appropriately to the new macroeconomic conditions and reverse the sharp rises in public expenditure ratios as soon as possible.
During that episode the sharp rises in oil prices and the associated surge in real wage costs in many EU countries(as workers shifted higher
No economic justification was established which could explain the sharp rise in imports.
notably in view of the sharp rise in unemployment among young people.
slight fall in productivity and the sharp rise in wages and prices of equip ment.
The sharp rise in unemployment and the use of short-term work arrangements shows that in most countries there is sufficient flexibility on labour markets to enable companies to respond quickly when orders dry up.
The sharp rise reflected the buoyant level of investments in the Member States,
owing in particular to the sharp rise in areas sown without any comparable development in production or real demand on the market for such products.
During the 1980s and 1990s, the sharp rise in European crop farming was largely due to an improvement in productivity per hectare in the case of cereals this rose on average to 54 quintals in 1996.
even massive immigration- the demographic variable with the greatest flexibility in the short run- could not prevent the sharp rise in the old-age dependency ratio.