Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission has also calculated, when feasible, the percentage they represent in total business profits, excluding profits remitted outside the Member States.
• Member States shall set targets for the minimum percentage of buildings which shall be, by 2015 and by 2020 respectively, net zero energy buildings, measured as a percentage of the total number of buildings and as a percentage in relation to the total useful floor area.
• A significant improvement was observed for all three primary variables: the percentage change in total seizure frequency per 28 days during the maintenance phase relative to baseline (
• as a percentage of total volatiles in the extract, measured by Gas Chromatography
• The success of the Stability and Growth Pact is also reflected in the percentage decrease in total indebtedness and in the annual amount of new debt.
• However, we have seen that combined transport is not really growing, either in percentage terms or in total volume.
• 35.8% on Inovelon vs.
• Percentage of total loan in securitisation at Securitisation Date.

• Share in total number of installations or emissions
• Market share in total consumption (including captive use)
• In relative terms (as a share in total Union imports) imports from Thailand even dropped from almost 12 % to 7 %.
• First, BT's share in total access and call revenues seems a more appropriate benchmark for the purpose of assessing the burden of business rates: call revenues represent a larger share of BT's total revenues than access revenues.
• 10 share in total RAL increased to 12% in 2006, from 8% in 2005.
• Consequently, the EU
• Recognises the growing importance of gas, as its share in total energy rises towards 25%, and the need to use different strategies to ensure the security of gas supply, such as the development of LNG terminals and storage facilities as well as new pipelines;
• Because of the reduced financing share of Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden, the other Member States (except the United Kingdom) have to share a larger burden in proportion to their share in total gross national income.