Examples of using Subsectors in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The data have been aggregated according to a common classification comprising 23 sectors or subsectors.
This is particularly true for the subsectors of seamless tubes,
Subsectors include: a Climate Change,
The annual growth rate in employment in all subsectors between 2000 and 2008 was roughly 7.
Nonetheless, considerable modernisation is necessary in some subsectors such as the pulp industry in particular.
Table IV a- Top ten subsectors for new national standardisation activities in 1995.
The subsectors covered by the current classification are wholesaling,
Statistical subsectors that are of great importance to one country have only minor
The development of a well-functioning private rental market is constrained by subsidies in the other housing subsectors.
a general disaggregation method, distributing the general household account to agricultural and nonagricultural subsectors.
will support coherence and transition between different education and training subsectors.
It is of general interest to the particular sector(or subsector) concerned, without unduly distorting competition in other sectors or subsectors.
As shown by the Irish summary table, all subsectors registered a drop in production volume, as compared to 1978.
Distribution of employment in the subsectors of the electronics and communications industry in 1999 as a% of the total.
However, during this period, most manufacturing subsectors experienced slow or modest growth
Consequences for all subsectors.
General government(S60) is broken down in the ESA 1979 into three subsectors.
There are many subsectors within this industry, all with different requirements.
All sectors and subsectors will be liberalized,
ecological aspects in three subsectors: traffic flows,