Traducción Inglés-Español para "accumulation"

accumulation {sustantivo} (también: stacking)

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The security of a country or region cannot be founded on the accumulation of risks.

Capital accumulation and innovation could be greatly increased by this measure.

A pension scheme based on accumulation is being developed in most of the countries.

The security of a country or region cannot be founded on the accumulation of risks.

But the question remains as to whether this accumulation of responsibilities exceeds even his level of competence.

The project resolved the inherent intermittency problem by combining a wind farm with a hydraulic accumulation system.

Funding must have limits, and a basic principle of democracy is that there should not be any accumulation of power.

In Baden-Württemberg alone the accumulation of storm wood runs to about 25 million solid cubic metres.

However we must take steps to prevent the accumulation of rewards under this regulation and other areas of European legislation.

Cleaning your Microsoft device is important to prevent dirt accumulation from affecting its functions.

These pains and afflictions are brought about by those who seek profit, who are concerned with accumulation and concentration of wealth.

This is a positive evolution, in so far as a balanced system must be based both on assessment and accumulation.

Pension funds that are based on the accumulation of capital, however, will experience exactly the same demographic problems once they reach maturity.

We are not supporting this proposal because we wish to oppose the financing of supplementary pensions through accumulation of capital on principle.

Mr President, pensions based on the accumulation of capital should not undermine national pension systems based on solidarity across the generations.

Cities are promoting waterfront developments plans both as ‘spaces of promise’ and as territorial wedges for promoting twenty-first century accumulation strategies.

Cities are promoting waterfront developments plans both as ‘spaces of promise’ and as territorial wedges for promoting twenty-first century accumulation strategies.

At most one might make the criticism that it is completely politically correct and that it is also, slightly, an accumulation of principles which are of little consequence.

In fact, pensions paid in any given year always involve transferring funds from working people to retired people, whether by redistribution or the accumulation of capital.