英語 での Were counted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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If the(effectively) unemployed still working at companies due to the Employment Adjustment Subsidy were counted, the unemployment rate would be more than 9%, a level not much different from that of the United States.”.
But is free, so people complain they will lose a lot, but the highway gasoline costs were counted, do not know what is rarely on the highway, drivers who will Zuoheganxiang.
But their list was very defective, as certain manuscripts were counted twice, while others which were numbered among the cursives were uncials either wholly or in part, etc.
It was because finance and advertising were counted as creative, productive, when they were only allocative, distributive that they soon became extractive.
The very popular woods in Japan called Yawata no Yabushirazu, the stone Yoritomo's horse held on and Senbon Icho Gingko Trees were counted as the three mysterious spots in Yawata no Hachimansama.
Last week's filing incorrectly reported the voting percentages for shareholder-submitted proposals because abstentions were counted as“No” votes.
One of the unfair, sad, and disheartening things is that they claimed that all the rescue work done by the monks and ordinary Tibetans were counted as the merit of the Chinese rescuers.
Fluorescent images were captured using confocal laser scanning microscope and the number of NR1 and GluR2/3 labeled cells were counted and cell size was measured using Stereo Investigator.
Species of waterbirds and 15 species of wetland-dependent raptors(birds of prey) were recorded during this period; and a maximum of over 4.5 million waterbirds were counted in 2001.
Kennedy seemed to have carried the state by 37,000 votes when all of the voting precincts reported, but when the absentee ballots were counted a week later, Nixon came from behind to win the state by 36,000 votes.
A sample of how close the election was can be seen in California; Kennedy appeared to have carried the state by 37,000 votes when all of the voting precincts reported, but when the absentee ballots were counted a week later, Nixon came from behind to win the state by 36,000 votes.
In January, 104,000 Federal workers- an increase of 91,000 Federal workers(not seasonally adjusted)- were counted as being on temporary layoff, contributing to a spike in the overall number of temporarily unemployed individuals(see figure).
About 90.000 Visitors were counted at the Sommerdult, this number is certainly in the fall reached again, if not even surpassed. The organizers of the Auer Dult place a very high value on family and therefore is something for everyone on offer.
While Mikasa's marketing efforts were counted as only a part of E-T-A's sales promotion project, they ultimately succeeded in driving sales up to several times the original figure and helped E-T-A expand its share in the Far East.
When one side or the other acknowledged defeat the dead on both sides were counted and the victors would pay blood-money- in effect reparations- to the vanquished, so that the relative strength of the tribes was maintained in healthy balance.
After Maidult and Jakobidult lures again now the Kirchweihdult many visitors young and old to the Mariahilfplatz in the Au. About 90.000 Visitors were counted at the Sommerdult, this number is certainly in the fall reached again, if not even surpassed.
Almost 80% of the total number of vultures recorded- 155 birds- were counted at Western Siem Pang, BirdLife's Forest of Hope site, confirming it as the largest and most important vulture restaurant in Cambodia and the single most important site for Slender-billed Vulture Gyps tenuirostris.
The 19th century, he insists, was above all a time when unprecedented amounts of knowledge were accumulated and displayed in archives, libraries, museums, exhibitions and encyclopedias, when the world was measured and mapped with a new precision, when its inhabitants were counted and classified and depicted in novel ways, and when information could be globally transmitted more rapidly than ever.
One by one they were counted.
One by one they were counted.