Examples of using To two thirds in English and their translations into Swedish
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The waste volume can be reduced by up to two thirds.
Close to two thirds, or 63%, of the applications come from women.
However, several Convention members wanted the threshold raised to two thirds.
Blocks up to two thirds of the carbohydrates in a standard 600 calorie meal.
fixed side panels block up to two thirds of the passageway.
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Close to two thirds have a social media platform
Potentially the EU could eliminate up to two thirds of today's fluorinated gas emissions by 2030.
SkiStar will keep the proportion of returning young employees among SkiStar's seasonal employees to two thirds.
We know, for example, that up to two thirds of cancers are associated with an age of over 60.
Since the end of the 1970s, the share of road freight has risen from around 50% to two thirds of all freight.
Oxfam have estimated that up to two thirds of a million people may be threatened in the current circumstances.
Moving counterweights integrated into the boom can be fitted and compensate for up to two thirds of the pallet truck's own weight.
Close to two thirds of Europeans think that available information on the EU is useful
in relation to Germany everything is very expensive, one to two thirds more.
About a half to two thirds of the patients responded to a 2 mg dose of Bondronat,
Epson's WorkForce Pro models could cut time spent on interventions by up to two thirds compared to lasers1.
The minimum rates on fine-cut tobacco should be adjusted to two thirds of the rate for cigarettes and should be increased in parallel with the excise duties on cigarettes.
The report notes that women represent the majority of older people nearly 60% of people over 65 years and close to two thirds of those over 75 years.
Given that up to two thirds of aggregate demand in Europe comes from outside, demand stimuli that
the number of work contracts with a worse legal position may increase to two thirds of the workforce.
Developing countries must ensure reductions equivalent to two thirds of the reductions carried out by developed countries, over a period of ten years(no reductions for the least advanced countries).
which corresponded to two thirds of its capital.
It is possible that up to two thirds of people in Britain do not have a will
blocks up to two thirds of the carbohydrates in a standard 600 calorie meal.
increasing the proportion financed bybusiness to two thirds of that total.
Close to two thirds of respondents, however, feared price increases after the euro introduction(69%,
although Western trade is for the moment still responsible for up to two thirds of African trade revenue.
WorkForce Pro models could cut time spent on interventions by up to two thirds compared to lasers1, and you can get up to twice as many prints with WorkForce Pro models than competitive colour lasers1.
Polls show that opposition to voting rights for non-European foreigners in municipal elections- an important campaign promise of François Hollande- rose from one half to two thirds since September 11.
In accordance with Rule 5 of the terms of the pension scheme, a member's spouse or civil partner is to receive a pension for life equal to two thirds of the amount payable to the member before his death, where the member dies before that spouse