Примеры использования Nearly one third на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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About 2 billion people, nearly one third of the world's population, depend on groundwater supplies.
Nearly one third of arable land and virtually all pastures should remain in State ownership,
Nearly one third of the energy that we need for the production of our floors is generated by our own solar panels.
Almost one quarter of the population and nearly one third of Philippine women lived below the poverty line,
Nearly one third of all peacekeeping troops were currently deployed in the Sudan,
Nearly one third of the cases were situated in the canton of Zurich,
Nearly one third of the total development budget had been allocated to the social services sector.
Nearly one third of the plastic packaging we use escapes collection systems,
Furthermore, nearly one third of the enumerated enterprises were not involved in farming
While virtually all the resources of other organizations come from Governments, nearly one third of the contributions received by UNICEF come from private sector contributions.
In the workforce, women held nearly one third of government positions and about one fifth of jobs in the private sector.
This was very controversial and nearly one third of MPs, from both the opposition
In developing countries, nearly one third of the population lived in abject poverty and more than 10
The occupation forces had displaced nearly one third of the island's population from their ancestral homes,
Ethiopia's military invasion of my country in May 2000 drove nearly one third of the Eritrean population from their homes and villages into temporary camps.
Washington State found that nearly one third reported being abused by a foster parent
Forest fires occur in the park each year; in the large forest fires of 1988, nearly one third of the park was burnt.
In addition, nearly one third of the total letters of assist
The share of marine fish stocks that are overexploited has increased during the last decades, from 10 per cent in 1970 to nearly one third in 2009.
Additionally, the organization faces a wave of retirements, with nearly one third of senior staff projected to retire in the next five years.