Examples of using In absolute numbers in English and their translations into Arabic
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While prosperity had grown in  some parts of the world, the number  of people living in  poverty continued to increase in absolute numbers; the rich were getting richer, the poor were becoming poorer.
The growth of the world population is at an all-time high in absolute numbers, with current increments approaching 90 million persons annually.
The annual increment is about 4 per 1,000 in  recent years, or approximately 20,000 in absolute numbers.
underemployed has increased, both in absolute numbers and as a proportion of the labour force.
In absolute numbers, the nuclear warheads in  the U.S. stockpile declined from 31,255 in  1967 to 5,113 on 30 September 2009, and reductions have continued since then.
We estimate that around 4% of the population of Angola is over 60 years of age, which is equal, in absolute numbers, to around 605,000 elderly, all of whom are living in  extreme poverty.
They include 488 women, representing 40.6% of the total, an increase of 38 in absolute numbers and of 8.4 percentage points, far higher than the indicators of the previous process.
Although the emissions of the industrial sector increased in absolute numbers, their proportional contribution to the global emissions of CO2 actually decreased(from approximately 46 per cent in  1970 to 41 per cent in  1990).
The decrease in absolute numbers of UNV assignments in  Africa is mainly due to the completion of UNV support to the elections held in  Nigeria and the Central African Republic in  the previous biennium and the phasing out of the United Nations Observer Mission in  Angola(MONUA).
It is worth noting that in absolute numbers, in  2003, only around 500 women were registered as long-term unemployed, which constituted around 4 per cent of the total number  of unemployed.
Although voluntary minority returns remain low in absolute numbers, there has been an increase from 2008, with 1,153 individuals returning from displacement in 
The growth of the world population is at an all-time high in absolute numbers, with current increments approaching 90 million persons annually. Two other major demographic trends had profound repercussions on the dependency ratio within families.
The sheer scale, callousness and deliberation behind Hitler ' s" final solution" makes it stand out from other acts of genocide that may have exceeded it in absolute numbers of deaths.
In 2001, the incidence of tuberculosis was 74.71 cases per 100 000 population; in  2002, it decreased to 69.76 cases per 100 000 population(in absolute numbers- 2420).
The incidence of tuberculosis among children declined from 21.8 cases per 100 000 children(in absolute numbers- 168) in  1998 to 18.9 cases per 100 000 children(in absolute numbers- 129) in  2003.
Worldwide, in absolute numbers, the majority of cases of HIV are among rural populations.
Current estimates show that, in absolute numbers, there are more stunted children in  Africa than 20 years ago.
In 2008 Germany ranked as the second largest donor in absolute numbers for the second year in  a row.
Owing to the youthful age structure, for numerous countries the coming decades will bring substantial population increases in absolute numbers.