Examples of using In the numbers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increase in the numbers of requests and agreements for collaboration with United Nations agencies.
All I had to do was factor in the numbers from the Pegasus crew.
Significant increases in the numbers of female prison inmates have also occurred in overseas jurisdictions.
It's all there in the numbers, if anyone would just bother to look.
There was a significant drop in the numbers of men and women working in agriculture.
Changes in the numbers of pupils between 1985 and 1995, by level of education.
On education, the United States increased commitment can be seen in the numbers.
This led to an enormous drop in the numbers of students who continued to study.
Deregulation in the 1980s saw a sudden increase in the numbers of radio and television stations.
Armed conflict and post-conflict have resulted in a huge increase in the numbers of widows.
Thirty-three information centres also reported significant increases in the numbers of visitors to their libraries.
Table 10 Changes in the numbers of trade unions according to the type of union.
This slightly upward trend in the numbers of women teachers in higher education has been constant.
However, there have been increases in the numbers of radio stations, television channels and newspapers.
For example, growth in the availability of services may explain growth in the numbers seeking help.
There has been an increase in the numbers of recorded measles cases over the past two months.