Examples of using Total world in English and their translations into Russian
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Estimated per cent of the total world GNI.
Percent of total world usage of BFRs.
Value and Share of Developing-Country Exports in Total World Exports.
Memo item: Total world exports.
Total world demand for vacuum coated materials is estimated as 690 thousand tons.
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This is 10% of the total world food market.
The total world potential for ocean tidal power has been estimated at 64,000 MW.
Proven oil reserves/total world oil reserves percentage.
Total world income from online poker decreased by $1 billion from 2010 to 2014.
Today, more than half of total world trade takes place within these RTAs.
At the same time, the share of primary commodities in total world trade is declining.
In 1999, total world production was 7.09 million tons.
At the same time, the share of primary commodities in total world trade is declining.
Table 1: Total World Primary Energy Consumption(% by fuel, 1999) FUEL SOURCE.
This represents approximately 55 percent of total world income and 46 percent of global trade.
The East Asian region is a major consumer of cotton,accounting for about two thirds of total world demand.
Between 2010 and 2011, total world demand for crude oil increased by 0.8 million barrels per day.
Nevertheless, it still represented more than 26 per cent of total world oil output in 2001.
Developing countries' share of total world services exports is nevertheless gradually increasing.
Developing countries currently account for approximately 25 per cent of total world exports in business services.
The share of DCs'exports in total world services exports is plotted along the right-hand vertical axis.
The electronic andelectrical goods products in this list alone accounted for 15 per cent of total world goods exports in 2002.
It also includes summary tables on total world trade in minerals and metals and the value of mineral production.
In 2005, the combined output of developing economies accounted for more than half of the total world GDP in purchasing power parity.
As shown in annex I, total world imports of ores and concentrates in 1994 amounted to an estimated 4,692 metric tons, up 18.7 per cent.
Afghanistan now accounts for 92 per cent of the total world supply of opium and its derivative, heroin.
Intraregional trade accounts now for 30 per cent of developing countries' trade and 8.6 per cent of total world trade.
They represent 47 per cent of total world exports and have experienced double digit growth rates- up to 16 per cent- in recent years.
In the mid-1990s, primary commodities accounted for just over one fifth of total world trade, a decline from over 40 per cent in 1980.
Almost 40% of total world energy requirements, and almost 100% of energy needs for road, water and air transport, are derived from petroleum.