Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Theeuaverage in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In Portugal, therefore, the stock of cars is above theEUaverage and has risen particularly rapidly in recent years.
The proportion of electrified and double-track lines is below theEUaverage, though similar to that in the Cohesion countries
while in Spain it grew more slowly than theEUaverage.
In Spain, GDPper head in these terms was less than 15% below theEUaverage in 2002.
In both countries, GDPper headwas still only 71%of theEUaverage in 2002.
In France, where growth of GDP was similar to theEUaverage before 2001, only marginal growth is estimated to have occurred in 2003.
was similar to that in the rest of the country and equally below theEUaverage.
GDPper head in Objective 1 regions taken together has converged consistently towards theEUaverage.
Despite the overall convergence ofGDPper head in lagging regions towards theEUaverage, the gap remains wide.
GDPper headwas below 75% of theEUaverage.
Around one in six people would live in regions where GDPper head is below half theEUaverage.
the proportion is below theEUaverage.
Only in the Czech Republic was the proportion in receipt of training above theEUaverage, if only slightly 42.
Those in which Gross National Product per headwas below 90% of theEUaverage, in the early 1990s.
In Portugal, productivity growth was also higher than theEUaverage, while in Spain, where employment increased markedly,
If this forecast is realised, then much of the convergence towards theEUaverage in the second half of the 1990s will have been reversed in the three years 2001 to 2004.
Regions granted Objective 1 status because their GDPper headwas less than 75% of theEUaverage, in PPS terms,
In particular, in the German new Länder, where GDP increasedmarkedly in the early 1990s after unification, growth ofGDPper headwas much the same as theEUaverage over the 7 years 1994 to 2001 under 2½% a year.
Between 1994and 2001, growth ofGDPper head in the Cohesion countries, even excluding Ireland, was 1%ayear above theEUaverage, and the proportion of workingage population in employment in all apart from Greece increased by muchmore than the average.
more for GDPper head to reach 75% of theEUaverage and many more years to converge to theEUaverage or close to it.