the 6% shows vs the 6% show

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• At the same time, the company's presence in non-EU countries has also increased in the past years (from 1 % to 6 %), which shows that the company's viability does not depend on increasing its presence in the EU market.
• I am still convinced that an interest rate at the 6% level originally proposed by the Council would suit business better.
• Data above shows that cost of production on average increased by only 6 %.
• Why should I lose the 6%?
• This country's economy declined by 9% last year according to IMF estimates, and the unemployment rate has passed the 6% mark.
• The 6 % increase against Item 2102 (Outside assistance for information and innovation technologies) was partially offset by lower spending against Article 212 (Furniture), which was down 31 %.
• The 6 % fall in German exports registered from September to October 2003 is seen by analysts as a clear consequence of the euro's appreciation.
• The 6 % fall in German exports registered from September to October 2003 is seen by analysts as a clear consequence of the euro's appreciation.
• The system shows the concentration of 6% in the hall.
• However, the productivity increased by 6 % over the period considered, which shows that the industry was trying to rationalise their production costs.
• Production of MSG by the Community industry decreased continually to show an overall decrease of 6 % in the period considered.
• This shows that the Community industry improved efficiency since, at the same time, production volumes only decreased by 6 %.
• The Community industry submitted that a profit margin of 13 % on turnover would be more appropriate than the 6 % profit margin that was used for the provisional injury margin calculation.
• The 6% for human and social development within the new development cooperation instrument is, to our mind, just a little too low.
• Beside all this crisis, we have a proposed 2.9% increase, limited from the 6% that Parliament already wanted, but on a budget that the Court of Auditors has not passed for many years.
• I would like to stress that without this assistance, Hungary would have faced much larger disruptions to its economy than the 6% decline observed last year and the expected stabilisation this year.
• As far as interest is concerned, we have compromised between the 6% proposed by Council and the 8% proposed by Parliament, agreeing in the conciliation procedure on 7%.
• The 6 % uncertainty in the measurement represent the current acceptable testing laboratory error in measuring the declared parameters with the new measurement method used for the new labelling/ecodesign requirements including full and partial load cycles.
• The Danish authorities are considering setting this upper limit in relation to DSB's return on equity which, above the 6 % level established in the contract, would take account of the additional profits generated by increases in efficiency or in passenger numbers.
• The economic effects of the surplus profits in excess of the 6 % initially envisaged were neutralised by the collection of dividends, and DSB was not able to use these surplus profits to increase its equity capital or to benefit financially.

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