Examples of using Extra-eu countries in English and their translations into German
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Secret extra-EU countries.
Table 6 below shows the top ten routes between the EU-27 Member States andairports in extra-EU countries.
Hard coal from extra-EU countries 1.
Gallanti has restated the invitation turned from more parts to the European Union so thatthe freeways of the sea are extended also to the extra-EU countries.
Hard coal from extra-EU countries of which.
Programme access should be improved and participation increased from start-ups, SMEs, industry,less performing Member States and extra-EU countries.
Differentiation between EU and extra-EU countries was not requested.
Considering inflows from extra-EU countries, in 2001 Belgium/Luxembourg and the Netherlands had a share in the total EU of 31% and 29% respectively, followed by the United Kingdom with 24.
At the end of 2001, EU25 outward stocks in extra-EU countries were EUR 1691 billion.
Hard coal from extra-EU countries of which: USA ex-USSR Poland Canada Australia.
In 2003, the EU15 Member States accounted for 99% of outward FDI to extra-EU countries, and for 97% of inward FDI from extra-EU countries.
Inward stocks held by extra-EU countries were EUR 1041 billion, giving net FDI assets of EUR 650 billion for the EU25.
With EUR 235 bn(2.7% of GDP and 33.9% of worldFDI outflows), EU outflows to extra-EU countries were 42.6% lower than in 2000.
Should said subjects be located in extra-EU countries, the Data Controller ensures that the extra-EU Data transfer will take place in compliance with applicable laws, prior stipulating standard contract clauses foreseen by the European Commission.
Despite favourable import prices, the import market estimates(exact figures for 1993 are not yet available)show that there were falls in hard coal imports from extra-EU countries.
In comparison, EU FDI outward stocks directed towards extra-EU countries grew by 18% during the same period, reaching EUR 2 380 bn at the end of 2005.
Due to a 7% drop in inflows from Extra-EU countries combined with a 80% growth in Intra-EU flows, about two thirds of all inflows in 1999 came from the 15 Member States, a trend that was even more pronounced for the 11 countries of the Euro-zone see figure below for 1995-98.
On the international market the ports represent the main one via of supplying and export of assets(through the harbour net journey 57% of the imports, 62% of the total exports,80% of the destined commercial flows to the extra-EU Countries), while in Italy a imbalance is recorded towards the rubber, with high economic costs and lowland competitiveness.
The gap between the rate of return on assets in MPC andthe average rate in the extra-EU countries changed significantly in recent years and especially in 2000 when the profitability of MPC rose by around 2% and the extra-EU average remained stable at 7.
Whereas in 2005 China accounted for only 1.6% of total EU receipts from extra-EU countries and 2.3% of total EU-25 expenditures in third countries, in recent years the rate of growth has been very high.