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1 reduction in output to agreed levels
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > reduction in output to agreed levels
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2 reduction in output to agreed levels
Politics english-russian dictionary > reduction in output to agreed levels
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3 output
nвыпуск продукции, выработка продукции; произведенная продукция; производительность, мощность- average output
- current output
- effective output
- export output
- final output
- global industrial output
- gross output
- growth of industrial output
- import-substituting manufacturing output
- industrial output
- large output
- level of industrial output
- low output
- manufacturing output
- output ceiling
- output falls
- output increases
- output is equal to
- output rises
- per capita industrial output
- reduction in output to agreed levels
- rise in the general level of output
- specific output
- total gross output
- total output
- world industrial output
- world manufacturing output
- world mineral output
- zero growth of output
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