Examples of using Two percentage points in English and their translations into Swedish
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the reference rate for the half-year period preceding the calendar year minus two percentage points, but no less than 0.5 per cent.
As Estonia has no harmonised long-term interest rate, this value was calculated by adding two percentage points to the unweighted arithmetic average of the long-term interest rates of the two other EU countries entering the calculation of the reference value for the criterion on price stability with a harmonised long-term interest rate, namely Belgium(3.8)% and Portugal 4.2.
the rise in the retail price index less two percentage points.
its share in total gross value added dropped nearly two percentage points to 24.
with a maximum of two percentage points between the permitted maximum and minimum rates.
its corresponding share of the Community market by two percentage points during the same period.
contributed to an operating margin of 7.4%, an improvement of two percentage points.
training rose by two percentage points.
the fund will receive two percentage points of the employees' social security contributions.
it is approximately true to say that total unemployment is about two percentage points higher than the earlier conception of full employment.
the equivalent rate set by the national central bank of that Member State, plus two percentage points.
in some cases by more than two percentage points.
the deficits for 2000 to 2003 were revised upwards by more than two percentage points of GDP each year.
increased by a risk premium of two percentage points.
benefit under joint administration is based on the reference rate referred to in section 12 of the Interest Act, for the six-month period preceding each calendar year, minus two percentage points.
This means that,“observed over a period of one year before the examination, a Member State has had an average nominal long-term interest rate that does not exceed by more than two percentage points that of, at most, the three best performing Member States in terms of price stability.
assess the fulfilment of the interest-rate criterion a reference value calculated as the simple arithmetic average of the nominal longterm interest rates of the three best performing Member States in terms of price stability plus two percentage points was considered in the reports of the Commission and the ECB.
increased by two percentage points.
the change in the EU's GDP exceeds two percentage points.
the annual update value exceeds the forecasted change in the gross domestic product of the European Union by two percentage points, the update value,