Examples of using Excluding construction in English and their translations into German
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Total industry excluding construction.
Excluding construction- construction. .
B0020 Total Industry Excluding Construction.
Total industry excluding construction, domestic sales 1996-2000, domestic and non-domestic sales.
Producer prices, total industry excluding construction.
Total industry excluding construction, domestic and non-domestic sales.
Total industry without energy excluding construction.
Excluding construction;(J): BLEU;(') For the UK, MO is a narrow measure; ρ provisional data.
Economic indicators Industrial production excluding construction.
Total industry excluding construction, domestic sales.
EU-15 estimates 1999-Employment, total industry excluding construction.
Domestic output of total industry excluding construction national currency, percentage change.
Latest developments for the production index of total industry excluding construction.
Industry( excluding construction) expanded by 0.3%, on average, whileconstruction recorded the lowest rate of increase, at just 0.1.
When you apply to LOPEC, all you are booking is the stand area, excluding construction.
The employment index for the EU-25's industrial economy(excluding construction) decreased by 0.1% between the third and final quarters of 2004.
With regard to producer price indices,these refer to domestic sales of total industry excluding construction.
Annual percentage changes; monthly data industry excluding construction(right-hand scale)intermediate goods(right-hand scale)capital goods(right-hand scale)consumer goods(right-hand scale)energy left-hand scale.
Seasonally adjusted extra-euro area exports intra-euro area exports industrial production excluding construction 6 6.
The gross value added at basic prices- total industry(excluding construction)- as percentage of GDP has been taken from the Eurostat database Newcronos.
Industry excluding construction( right-hand scale) intermediate goods( right-hand scale) capital goods( right-hand scale) consumer goods( right-hand scale) energy( left-hand scale) 24 20 16 12 8 4 0- 4- 8- 12 1999 Source: Eurostat.
A sectoral breakdown of economic growth in2005 shows that value added in industry( excluding construction), construction and the services sector contributed positively to growth.
Energy saving actions, common energy procurement, including 100% renewable electrical power, joint production of 100% biodegradable cleaning products,pooling waste disposal and treatment(excluding construction waste) etc….
During theperiod January 2005 to June 2005,theseasonally adjusted index of total industrialproduction(excluding construction) rose by0.3%, while the index remained unchanged inthe euro-zone.
The index of wages and salaries for total industry(excluding construction) grew by 0.3% in both the EU-25 and the eurozone between the third and final quarters of 2004, respectively 0.1 and 0.2 percentage points higher than in the previous quarter.
With the exception of Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, a higher proportion of young people than olderpeople work in manufacturing(in the strict sense, excluding construction), the most obvious gaps being in Italy and Portugal Table 15.
Sources: Eurostat, national data(CPI).Note: a positive(negative)sign indicates an appreciation(depreciation).1 Total industry excluding construction, domestic sales(19962000, domestic and nondomestic sales).2 Definition conforms to ILO guidelines.3 Nominal effective exchange rate.4 Annual percentage change of end of period data, ECB definition.
LIMITED INDIRECT EFFECTS AT LATER STAGES OF THE PRODUCTION CHAIN The annualrate of growth of industrial producer prices( excluding construction) in the euro area was 4.1% in 2005, significantly above the 2.3% rate recorded in 2004 see Chart 26.
MODERATE PRICE PRESSURES AT THE PRODUCER LEVEL The annual rate ofgrowth in total industrial producer prices( excluding construction) declined in the course of 2003, reflecting the effects of the appreciation of the euro exchange rate counterbalancing those of higher oil and non-oil commodity prices see Chart 17.
With regard to producer price indices,these refer to domestic sales of total industry excluding construction. The statistics are collected on a harmonised basis under the EU Short-Term Statistics( STS) Regulation.