Examples of using Whose share in English and their translations into Russian
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solid waste, whose share in the IFEB will reach 21% by 2020.
This shift was caused by the surge of FDI from developing Asian countries, whose share jumped from 18 to 39 per cent.
There was an urgent need for targeted energy policy action within OECD countries as well as in other major non-OECD economies whose share in emissions was increasing;
Pacific countries, whose share of the European Union market declined from 6.7 per cent in 1976 to 2.8 per cent in 1999.
on the production and export of a few primary products whose share of world trade is declining
More than 40 per cent of the foreign workers are employed in the manufacturing sector- a sector whose share in the total number of employees has gone down to one third and which continues to show a decreasing trend.
these countries depended heavily on external financial resources whose share averaged 11.5 per cent of GDP.
This change has primarily been to the benefit of Asia, whose share has risen from 15 per cent in the 2008 round to 17 per cent in the 2009 round and to 31 per cent in the present round.
to the detriment of the manufacturing sector, whose share of regional gross domestic product(GDP)
In the 1990s, growth in trade has been the strongest among upper-middle-income economies, whose share of world trade in goods grew from 8 to 11 per cent between 1990 and 1998.
to the detriment of the manufacturing sector, whose share of the African GDP and labour force declined during the 2000s.
which received barely 1 per cent of foreign capital flows and whose share in world trade was constantly dwindling,
This could be achieved by substituting investments in carbon-intensive energy sources with investments in renewable sources, whose share could double to more than onequarter of total primary energy demand by 2050.
most of their AD measures are still concentrated on developing countries, whose share has increased during the 1990s from 63 per cent to 75 per cent.
developing country transnational corporations(TNCs), whose share of global FDI is rising,
I am thinking of the special political missions, whose share of the regular budget has ballooned tremendously in recent years
If a proposal of a candidate is signed by shareholders(a shareholder) whose share rights are accounted by depot accounts in the depositary,
My country therefore fully supports the recommendation of the Committee on Contributions that the scale of assessments for all Member States whose share of adjusted national income is below the current floor rate of 0.01 per cent should be assessed at their actual share of adjusted income.
services to avoid further marginalization of the international trade of African countries, whose share of the value of world exports had dropped to 2.4 per cent in 2001.
At the end of 2003, over one third of all Internet users in the world lived in developing countries, whose share of the global Internet population grew by nearly 50 per cent between 2000 and 2003.