Translation of "Wirtschaftlich stark" in English

But at present it is a poor country, much in need of economic development.

The Committee of the Regions nevertheless regrets the fact that the Commission has adopted a resolutely economic approach.

After the Appeal war, the city of Emden found itself politically isolated and economically weakened.

Some coastal regions are highly dependent, in economic terms, on tourism.

The state economy strongly depends on exporting agricultural commodities.

These players are not only economically strong, they also want to have their say.

Our Company is financially strong, and our market prospects are promising.

Firstly, the Upper Rhine EuroRegion is economically sound.

Michael Heise: "The German economy is currently very strong.

We want a European Union which is politically and economically strong whilst also socially just.

Hurricane Sandy also caused huge damage in 2012 on the highly developed east coast.

Dividends are usually paid by the companies which are profitable and economically strong.

A failure of these systems can unbalance companies and cause severe economic damage.

Switzerland is widely involved in global economic networks and is thus dependent on reliable trading partners who operate in stable conditions.

Argentina used to be economically such a strong country that it even helped Europe after World War II financially and economically.

However, we should already be looking to the future and to the period after 1995 to 1999, especially when vast coastal populations and economies in both Portugal and Spain depend strongly on existing fish stocks in Moroccan waters.

In order for the European Union to be strong economically and to count globally, it needs its citizens.

This trend is particularly dangerous because it is happening against a background of grave economic difficulty.

On the other hand, new priorities are being added, which clash with what we believe should be the objective and central priority of the Community budget: an instrument of redistribution with regard to the costs, inequalities and asymmetries caused by the internal market, by Economic and Monetary Union and by the liberalisation of world trade, for those countries and regions in the European Union which are economically less developed.

If we are to assess the situation in Georgia properly, we must bear in mind - as Mrs Hoff also said - that it is not always easy for the people of Georgia to comprehend the transition from a communist system to a democratic society, since the former Soviet Union provided Georgia with massive economic support because of its geographical position.

Consequently, we had the bizarre declaration from the Commission last week that eleven countries are economically strong enough to join EMU, among them Belgium and Italy.