Examples of using Only one third in English and their translations into Danish
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Only one third that number remained.
A quarter is only one third of that!
Bitcoin's piece of the this market cap has slowly shrunk andis now only one third.
A quarter is only one third of that!
Only one third of this 60% said that the description makes clear what tasks had to be performed.
Those who voted'no'represent only one third of the total Irish electorate.
It is only one third of the budget which the British Food Standards Agency had at its inception.
Diplomats put forward by the Member States are to make up only one third of the whole corps.
The lowest barrels are emptied only one third, then filled up from the one above and so on to guarantee the continuity of quality and flavor.
The procedure for their establishment is complicated, andthis is why only one third of those that potentially could exist do.
The method constitutes only one third of a successful daytrader's strategy, where the two other- and least equally important- are psychology/mindset and risk management.
And no matter what happens in the short program, even if you tank,just tell yourself it's only one third of the score.
The plant's defence is so effective that only one third of the monarch caterpillars make it through the first day.
That can, of course, also be fifty-fifty,it need not be two thirds one gender and only one third the other.
Traffic on the Verona-Munich route is increasing, yet only one third of the capacity of the existing railway line is being used.
Recommended values for acceptable concentrations are 1000 fibres per m3 air and 30 fibres per cm2 on cupboards and tables, butoften there is only one third of these values.
For us as Social Democrats, it is intolerable that only one third of the annual agriculture budget reaches active agricultural employers.
Only one third of voters in local elections are guided in their choice by local issues; national issues determine the choice of two thirds Depla and Tops 1997.
Almost three quarters of electric waste in the EU is unaccounted for and only one third of electronic waste is treated according to EU legislation.
Secondly, only one third of non-citizens has made use of the right to register as Latvian citizens children born after Latvia regained its independence- just one third. .
There are some areas in which two-thirds of the resources are directed towards farms and only one third remains for the structural development of the region.
Additionally, one fourth expects a business transfer within 5-10 years, and only one third do not expect to begin the transfer of ownership within the next 10 years.
By the end of the 1990s state-owned enterprises employed 83 million people, but this represented only 12% of total employment andeven in the urban areas only one third of employment.
Within the European Commission funded EU-China Managers Exchange and Training Programme(METP), only one third of the total possible number of European students were sent to China.
Our use of the Internet is only one third of that in the U.S. Even though three passwords would be needed for one transaction, and two of them would be changed each time, the system is not completely secure.
Estimates suggest that in the overall Mediterranean region agriculture absorbs over two thirds of total national water consumption, while accounting for only one third of GNP and labour.
How does the Council explain the fact that only one third of the sums involved in fraud cases prior to 1993 have so far been returned to the EU and is this not in contempt of Article 209a of the Treaty?
Secondly, according to analyses carried out by independent research centres, as a result of the conclusion of a free trade agreement, two thirds of the benefits accruing from such an agreement would go to Korea, and only one third to the European Union.
Current statistics show that although women achieve higher education than men,they comprise only one third of researchers working in the government sector and only 18% of researchers working in the private sector.
