Examples of using Global average in English and their translations into Polish
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i.e. in 128 countries representing 85% of the world population, and the global average caries index(DMFT) was 1.74 17.
Environment Agency which indicates, inter alia, that Europe is warming faster than the global average as a result of climate change;
the EU's objective is in line with the Paris agreement to limit global average temperature increases to well below 2 °C
1.5 for China), whereas the global average is 1.8 hectares.
Preliminary estimates from the Stern review suggest that, with a 3-4°C global average temperature rise, the additional costs of adapting infrastructure
a projected global average sea-level rise of about 1.0 m
The projection on the basis of the past cycle in global average temperatures is then a downswing from now until about 2038 when the global temperature will be 0.12°C below the 2008 level.
are clearly below the global average, this is one area where significant additional efforts should be made.
will remain one of the most important instruments for the EU to achieve its strategic objective of limiting the global average temperature increase to not more than 2 degrees C above pre-industrial levels.
Seasonal anomalies of global average temperature(°C), 1958 to 2000,
reducing national CO2 emissions, introducing an appropriate plan at the state level in order to prevent the global average annual temperature on the planet from exceeding more than 2 C by 2100 and to do everything possible to keep
The increase in investment by 70% in Poland is particularly high compared to the global average, which is 16%
During this period, the global average level of the current local electricity taxation is to be taken into account to assess whether the minimum rates set out in this Directive are respected.
In the letter from the Commission and the Presidency of the Council, the EU reconfirms its commitment to a negotiating process to achieve the strategic objective of limiting the increase in global average temperature to below 2°C above the pre-industrial level.
meaning that the increase in Europe has been faster than the global average.
if we are to reach the strategic objective of limiting the global average temperature increase to not more than 2°C above pre-industrial levels.
Real GDP growth in non-Japan Asia is expected to remain well above the global average, but also at lower rates than in recent years.
Real GDP growth in non-Japan Asia is expected to remain well above the global average, albeit slightly lower than in recent years.
although at somewhat lower rates than in 2004. Real GDP growth in non-Japan Asia is expected to remain well above the global average, but be lower than in recent years.
real GDP growth in emerging Asia is expected to remain well above the global average, and growth in most other large economies is also projected to remain dynamic.