Translation of "Überproportional vertreten" in English

In the official crime statistics, immigrants from non-Western nations are disproportionately over-represented.

As a result older pensioners are disproportionately represented among recipients of minimum pensions.

There were also more elderly and retired people, large families and unemployed people in the low­income groups.

The service sector often involves small and medium enterprises disproportionately.

In the developing discipline of nuclear physics Jewish researchers were represented far beyond their numbers in the population.

With 13 titles at the top of the ranking, animated films are represented disproportionately.

Columns above 0 mean that men are overproportionally represented in the respective qualification segment.

Continuous production processes are represented in this sector to a disproportionate fre­quent degree, especially in Luxembourg, Belgium and Italy.

Patients with a rheumatic condition were over represented among the  low-absorbers (37.5%).

With the party DIE LINKE, the age group of those aged 45 to 59 years was represented overproportionally.

When looking at the technology used in the A-finals, one brand was over proportionally represented.

It is not our fault, but the fault of the Roma community itself, that the Roma are disproportionately represented in crime statistics.

What is the Commissioner doing to ensure that the same standards are applied to the Serbian Parliament regarding the right to vote as are applied in Kosovo? In Kosovo, minorities have a disproportionately large parliamentary representation, whilst in Serbia, in view of the 5% threshold and the fact that Serbia is a single constituency, there are no seats at all for minorities.

Equally important, in my view, is Europe's awareness, as the report states, that it is over-represented on the World Heritage list and that this over-representation applies both to historic towns and to religious buildings, as compared with other categories of countries, to Christianity in relation to other religions and beliefs and to 'elitist' as opposed to vernacular architecture.

But if the impact in the EU will be severe, in many parts of the developing world it will be devastating, especially for women who are disproportionately represented in these sectors.

The problems of female workers who are disproportionately represented in new forms of work arrangements and who still face obstacles in seeking access to full rights and social benefits also need to be addressed.

We have already seen that in most member states female unemployment rates are higher than rates for males, and that young people are disproportionately represented in the total unemployed population.

Masons, carpenters, and some metal-working professions—especially those requiring a higher degree of qualification like coppersmiths or gold and silver workers—were represented in large numbers.

The employment rate among the disabled is low (20-30% below average) and they represent a disproportionate share of the longterm unem ployed.

Compared with the 'unhampered', a disproportionate number of 'severely hampered' men and women in the Union in 1994 were employed in agriculture and construction, and to a lesser extent, in health, personal and other services.