English-Portuguese translation for "to upturn"

to upturn [upturned|upturned] {v.t.}

Whether or not an economic upturn really is a possibility hinges on security.

A little further on in the financial pages, there was the headline: " Corus experiences sharp upturn ".

Why does it not follow the example set by the US Federal Reserve Bank in supporting the upturn in the economy?

Mr Deva himself refers to eastern Asia, which has experienced a tremendous economic upturn.

Hopefully, the upturn is now gathering pace and unemployment will finally be reduced.

Despite the economic upturn, the unemployment rate in the Union as a whole stood at around 10 % at the end of 1998.

And this is one way to do technology forecasting: get a sense of where technology is and then anticipate the next upturn.

In line with available forecasts and projections, this upturn should gradually strengthen in the course of 2004.

What we want is not just economic upturn but its conversion into a sustainable process of growth which creates new jobs.

I am confident that, if there is an upturn in growth and unemployment falls, the public perception of the European Union will change.

It talked about a renewed upturn in the spring of 1996 which is gathering momentum and is expected to turn into a self-sustained expansion.

In Azerbaijan, although oil production is promising a rapid economic upturn, very few people are able to participate in democracy.

Unless domestic demand is strengthened, in other words unless people's purchasing power is increased, a sustained upturn will be impossible to achieve.

Of course, the public also hopes that such change will result in an economic upturn and bring prosperity.

We have seen the creation of the euro and, as the President says, we are in an economic upturn, although mass unemployment undermines this orthodox policy.

As part of our Community-wide coordination, the Member States must accept their responsibility for an upturn in the employment market.

Even in countries such as Lithuania, where there is an economic upturn, it is not women, but men, who get to fill the jobs in the private sector.

An annual upturn in investment in people and adopting a proactive policy to promote full employment is something I am firmly in favour of.

Mr Moorhouse referred to the upturn in the deficit once again and reference was made by Mrs Sainjon to the impact of currency changes on the trade figures.

It would be useful to know whether the Council feels that the upturn in growth in Europe is such as to favour this essential turnaround and how the Council intends to promote it.