Examples of using Compared to the number in English and their translations into Arabic
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When compared to the number of P-2/P-3 recruitments over the same period(66), this represents a loss ratio of 16.7 per cent of newly recruited Professional staff.
Resettlement departures also increased by 15 per cent in 2012, benefiting some 71,300 persons- although this was still a shortfall compared to the number of places available globally.
Persons with jobs compared to the number of jobs that.
Data reported is very low compared to the number of actual victims not reported.
Reduced percentage of appeals against administrative decisions as compared to the number of contested administrative decisions.
He concluded that the number of problems encountered was minuscule compared to the number of visas issued.
Compared to the number of channels, available for viewing on the reception equipment,
There is a serious shortage of defence lawyers compared to the number of detainees requiring legal representation.
Compared to the number of times they have helped me and the amount they have helped me.
Percentage of pupils enrolled in the fifth grade compared to the number of pupils enrolled in the first grade.
Cases of police brutality were recorded, but the number of allegations is negligible compared to the number of arrests.
According to the report, data reported on human trafficking is very low compared to the number of actual victims not reported.
data reported on human trafficking is very low compared to the number of actual victims not reported.
Review of the balance between the number of posts compared to the number of appointed staff, and the circumstances for terminating appointments.
wherever they exist, is said to be insufficient compared to the number of detainees.
So let's look at the number of neurons in a child's brain compared to the number of web pages on the Internet.
The number of Roma girls who attend primary school is distinctly low compared to the number of boys(ratio is 3:7 in favour of boys).
To date, 143 countries have ratified the 1951 Convention but this figure is low compared to the number of states which have signed other human rights instruments.
Furthermore, it is recommended that the State party should periodically monitor the number of investigations and convictions for such crimes compared to the number of complaints received.