Examples of using European average in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
unemployment stood at 5.2%, way below the European average, which was 10.1% in the same month.
which has noted a European average that is worse than what we have since reached in the Netherlands
social indicators in recent decades have been accompanied by a considerable approximation to the European average among the less developed Member States.
economic situation ends up even further behind the European average than it was before they joined the European Union?
has seen unemployment rise above the European average.
the rapid increase towards the levels of European average wages expressed in euros may lead to a revaluation of national currencies.
increasing by 8.2%(while the European average is 2.5%,
7.2% for the moment, while the European average is 75%, but the gradient was very worrying
has reached a level of employment 66% higher than the European average three years ahead of schedule,
In every country where the per capita energy use is greater than about half the European average literacy rates are greater than 90%,
Even if the turn-out to the election was within the European average, that is not very high,
each region can remain at the European average, whatever its structural handicap,
PL Mrs Castex rightly points out that in view of the fact that the European average old-age dependency ratio(the number of persons aged 65 or over divided by
we are broke as a country- we are well above the European average in GDP terms; so whether there is an intermediate category
In this context, I would particularly like to stress the rise in the European average old-age dependency ratio to 53% in 2050,
There are many regions where the coastal population is at least five times the European average density.
In 2008, European disbursements will amount to 25% of the European average; only in 9 years' time will Romania be able to reach that average. .
social conditions there must correspond to the European average.
Unemployment has also reached unprecedented levels in all the Member States, with a European average of 21.4% in which one in five young people is unemployed.
per 1 million inhabitants, compared to the European average of 128 per 1 million inhabitants.