The largest proportion - about £3.4 billion - had gone on fast reactor research.

They had more schools and a greater proportion of their children went to school.

Only a tiny proportion of the population - about 130,000 people in 1963 - went to college at all.

Therefore, a larger proportion of their income goes to paying the tax.

In developed areas, the proportion went up to 65 percent.

A greater proportion of people with mental disorders become homeless or go to prison.

A significant proportion of what we pay in tax goes to help people less fortunate than ourselves.

A greater proportion of these go to urban areas.

Currently the largest proportion goes to big owners and to producers.

A certain proportion of this labour naturally goes to the land.