Examples of using Union average in English and their translations into Swedish
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Notes that the Union average is 17%;
is four times the Union average.
The UK, which also had a level of GDP per head below the Union average, though by much less,
GDP per head is about 55% of the Union average.
Member States with a GDP per capita below 90% of the Union average in 2013 should benefit from this solidarity
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Per capita GDP is about 24% of the Union average.
Total per capita GDP in the CEEC was only 40% of the Union average in 1997 and there are major regional imbalances between urban
the GDP growth rate was higher than the Union average.
Of the six countries in which employment increased by more than the Union average, GDP growth was also above average in all
For instance, Lithuania's GDP per capita remains low when we joined the EU, it was 48% of the Union average.
At national level, over one-third of the population would live in countries with an income per head less than 90% of the Union average- the current threshold for eligibility for aid under the Cohesion Fund- compared to one-sixth in the present EU15.
Between 1986 and 1996 the per capita GDP of the 25 poorest regions rose from 52 to 59% of the Union average.
GDP also rose by more than the Union average, but whereas in the UK employment also went up by more than elsewhere,
This convergence should be financed proportionally by all Member States with direct payments above the Union average.
The safety reserve should benefit Member States whose GDP per capita was below Union average in 2013, whose greenhouse gas emissions remain below their annual emission allocations from 2013 to 2020 and which have problems with achieving their 2030 greenhouse gas emission target despite using other flexibilities provided for in this Regulation.
productivity levels are close to the Union average.
The Commission considers that a very low participation rate well below the Union average is an indication of inappropriate provision of information and could result in the Member State in question
The Cohesion Fund would continue to benefit Member States whose GNI per capita is lower than 90% of the Union average.
A one-off flexibility should be created in order to facilitate the achievement of targets for Member States with national reduction targets significantly above both the Union average and their cost-effective reduction potential as well as for Member States that did not allocate any EU ETS allowances for free to industrial installations in 2013.
the criterion for which is a GDP of less than 75% of the Union average.
where rates of implementation were at or above the Union average, especially in Portugal, with 96% of appropriations committed
labour productivity is below the Union average.
fields of environment and trans-European networks in Member States with a per capita GNP of less than 90% of the Union average which have a programme leading to the fulfilment of the conditions of economic convergence as set out in Article III-184 of the Constitution.5.
The Committee agrees that priority in the cohesion actions should continue to be given to those regions where development is lagging the Union average.
will provide Union financial contributions to projects in the fields of environment and trans-European networks in Member States with a per capita GNP of less than 90% of the Union average which have a programme leading to the fulfilment of the conditions of economic convergence as set out in Article 126.
is less than 75% of the Union average.
Member States who in 2013 had a GDP per capita at market exchange rates of below 60% below the Union average should be eligible for funding from the Modernisation Fund
For instance, in Greece, Spain and Portugal, average per capita income rose from 68% of the Union average in 1988 to 79% in 1999.
Protocol No 28 to the TFEU states that the Cohesion Fund will provide support to projects in Member States with a per capita GNI of less than 90% of the Union average.
Portugal it was above the Union average, which is encouraging from the point of view of their economic convergence.