Translation of "Allgemeine einschätzung" in English

General appreciation The year 2000 in Spain was accompanied by strong growth.

In the light of these factors a general assessment will be given.

A general assessment could be carried out biennially by independent specialist bodies.

What is your overall assessment of our performance.

What is, however, important is his general assessment of this kind of research:

We do not need a general opinion.

It shares the general assessment of the reform process made in these reports.

General appreciation The Portuguese economy grew 3.3% in 2000 at a higher rate than in 1999.

This general analysis was confirmed by the European Parliament in its resolution adopted on 9 February.

Doyle, normally, we run general attack assessment first, then if there's any...

For this purpose the customer gets only a few questions which enable a general assessment of the service provider.

This general assessment should serve for your initial orientation and facilitate the choice of the right countries.

It was an act of peace and the general’s prediction proved correct.

And the general assessment of the audience made only 4,4 points from 10 possible.

This is so much the case that, in one of her reports, Mrs Mathieu calls for an overall assessment of their usefulness.

I support the general assessment regarding the need for the EU to redouble its efforts in order to prevent violations of fundamental human rights, which in too many cases have been suffered this year by immigrants and third-country nationals who live in the European Union.

General appreciation: In 1999 the Greek economy grew by 3,5%, faster than the EU average for a fourth consecutive year.

General appreciation The labour market situation remains in a strong position, with the highest employment rate in the EU, both for men and women.

General appreciation The year 2000 was another year of very favourable economic and employment performance with a real GDP growth of 3.2% and an unemployment rate of 3.7%, one of the lowest in the EU.

General appreciation At 3%, real GDP growth in 2000 was the highest rate in the last 10 years, as was employment growth, at 1.5%.

General appreciation The labour market situation in Finland continued to be characterised by a higher than EU average economic growth (5.7%) and employment rate (67.5%).

General appreciation: As the economy in Ireland continued to grow exceptionally strongly throughout 1999 rapid job growth pushed the employment rate ahead of the EU average for the first time.

General appreciation: The UK's favourable employment growth continues, although some structural challenges need tackling.

General appreciation: While there has been some reduction in the unemployment rate, economic growth was not strong enough to improve job creation and employment growth remained the lowest in the EU.