Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Share in total number of installations or emissions
• In relative terms (as a share in total Union imports) imports from Thailand even dropped from almost 12 % to 7 %.
• 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.
• Consequently, the EU
• 10 share in total RAL increased to 12% in 2006, from 8% in 2005.
• 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;
• Market share in total consumption (including captive use)
• 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.

• percentage of total turnover resulting from orders received via Internet, in the previous calendar year,
• Such specific part of the user manual shall also include information on the percentage of total recycled and reused content by mass of the product.
• The percentage of Chinese exports to the Community (as a percentage of total Chinese exports) significantly increased during the period considered from 1 % in 2005 to 9 % during the IP.
• percentage of total turnover resulting from orders received via other computer networks than Internet, in the previous calendar year.
• Total expenditure audited cumulatively as a percentage of total expenditure declared cumulatively
• (iii) the percentage of total minimum own funds required under Article 75 of parent credit institutions which make use of paragraph 1 represented by own funds which are held in subsidiaries in a third country.
• (ii) the percentage of total own funds on thea consolidated basis of parent credit institutions in that Member State which make benefit from the provisions of use of paragraph 2a, represented by own funds which are held inby subsidiaries in a third country;
• Sector loans as a percentage of total MFI loans to the non