Examples of using Growing proportion in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Growing proportion of high"Efficiency House" standards for new builds.
A smaller, but steadily growing proportion points to lower costs.
A growing proportion of ad-hoc aid is not granted for rescue and restructuring.
In this way, they create employment opportunities for a growing proportion of the working population.
Information on a steadily growing proportion of the Collection can already be accessed over the Internet at.
The fact is that we must overcome the difficulties which have emerged in Europe's varioussocial systems as a result of rising unemployment and the growing proportion of elderly people in the population.
A very large and growing proportion of people can be reached through the themes of health and sustainability.
This low but rising average age partly explains the growing proportion of coworking spaces that are profitable.
The growing proportion of older people in Europe makes it more important than ever to promote healthy ageing.
This situation is continually improving with the growing proportion of renewable energies used for supplying electricity.
The growing proportion of renewable energy is posing great challenges for the electricity system.
Demographic change is nowadays hallmarked by a growing proportion of elderly people, while overall population numbers are falling.
A growing proportion, however, are intended to be used by the patients themselves for example, glucose or pregnancy tests.
This student profile has remained consistent over the years, augmented by the growing proportion of international participants which has now reached 75.
This means that the growing proportion of electric current from PV systems can be planned much more effectively and integrated into the utility grid.
Areas in which Member States do not exercise specific responsibilities-‘Direct Expenditure' and‘External Aid'cases-represent a growing proportion of the new cases opened by OLAF up from 30% in 2005 to 36% in 2007.
In all Member States there is a growing proportion of people with higher levels of educational attainment who are unemployed.
A growing proportion of the world's population is adopting the diet of western countries, a diet very rich in animal proteins and fats.
In many Member States, Roma represent a significant and growing proportion of the school age population and therefore the future workforce.
Growing proportion of people over 65 years is a challenge for all medical specialties. But in otolaryngology we have especially much to do.
On the one hand, these changes are hallmarked by a growing proportion of elderly people- the very old in particular- while the number of younger people is falling.
A growing proportion of this milk(93% in 1979) is processed by dairies, and the quantity of milk sent to dairies in increasing by 2 to 3% per year.
We are alsovery satisfied in particular with the steadily growing proportion of recurring revenue, which accounted for as much as 33% of our total revenue in the fiscal year just ended.
The growing proportion of very old residents or those suffering from dementia in residential homes for the elderly and nursing homes is also resulting in changing requirements where the interior fittings are concerned.
In some MS, suchas Denmark, a growing proportion is associated with immigration and travel abroad.
The growing proportion of older people in the overall population presents industrial countries with a hitherto unknown problem that calls for a different approach to ageing.
It is very much driven by the growing proportion of the football-loving Hispanic population which now totals 60 million people.
A growing proportion of this information could be found on the Internet, but the Eurotech Data team's specialised skills provide a far more timeefficient and costeffective means of accessing it than the limited inhouse resources of the user funds.
Noteworthy is the growing proportion(60%) of loans for private-sector pro jects promoted by European firms in the.
Market services represent a growing proportion of the GDP of the accession countries, reaching 54% in 2001, but in a context of sub-contracting and interconnections between industry and services.
