Examples of using Two thirds in English and their translations into French
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Approximately two thirds of transshipments in Austria's biggest inland port are made up of ores and metal wastes used in Linz's steel industry.
This right may be suspended only by Congress, by a majority of two thirds of all its members in the event of manifest public need.
Nearly two thirds(64 per cent)
Two thirds to four fifths of the 391 respondents stated that they offered no employment-related training programs for students and youth.
In all regions, at least two thirds of States had enhanced cooperation
Repayment of the first mortgage, which covers up to two thirds of the market value determined by the bank, is not obligatory.
At least two thirds of its contributions went to subSaharan Africa
For seven publications, ITC held stocks of at least two thirds of the original publication run;
Up to two thirds of those deaths could be prevented if known effective health measures were provided at birth
Energy consumption is high, two thirds of it based on hydro and geothermal sources.
With Versalight there is a guaranteed lifetime of 85 000 hours and up to two thirds of energy savings in comparison to other conventional systems.
In each case, the prisoner had served at least two thirds of his sentence.
Approximately two thirds of them spend between $11
A parliament or assembly, two thirds of which will be elected from the territory of the Federation, and one third from the territory of the Republika Srpska.
Although opiate trafficking is global, more than two thirds of seizures were reported by South-West Asian countries in 2007.
The report published by AIG shows that two thirds of the Singaporean public companies polled, acknowledge the rise of this threat.
Of this total amount of body water, approx. two thirds are stored in the cells
Between one third and two thirds of the numbers of the indigenous population live below the poverty line, compared with 18 per cent of the members of the dominant castes.
Consequently, the average Gazan household was spending two thirds of its income on food.
Two thirds of this increase originated in the two Annex II Parties that do not intend to be bound by the commitments of the Kyoto Protocol.
