Examples of using EU average in English and their translations into Spanish
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Slovenia exceeds the EU average by 19 per cent see table 75 below.
less than the EU average which in 1998 was 29.5 per cent.
Lithuania is at the EU average.
Cyprus had boasted a growth rate much higher than the EU average since 2000.
The low participation rate of Maltese women in the labour market when compared to the EU average.
a value that lies one quarter below the EU average.
GDP per capita is still much below the EU average, but is similar to that of the three Baltic states.
The EU average shows no differences between both groups,
Slight fiscal pressures(aprox. 19% of GDP), below the EU average.
The child poverty rate is approximately one and half times the EU average.
high above the EU average incidence of 12.8/100 000.
The lung cancer mortality rate is almost twice the EU average.
The actual monetary amount spent per student is lower than the EU average although as a percentage it is higher.
In 2006, the rate of women employed amounted to 46.3%, while the EU average marked a share of 57.4.
Ecological footprint per capita in south-eastern European countries compared to the EU average hectares/person.
Lithuania lags behind the EU average of 2009 9.3.
men until the age of 54 years in Lithuania was below the EU average.
The average employment rate in Lithuania was less than the EU average.
Its 50 per cent women representation places the Republic of Slovenia significantly above the EU average in women's representation in the European Parliament.
Australia are next in the ranking and likewise above the EU average EU-28.