Examples of using Rates in English and their translations into Arabic
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With regard to Goal 4(reduce child mortality), the 2003 Kenya Democratic and Health Survey, the source of latest official data, reported infant and child mortality rates at 77 and 115 deaths, respectively, per 1,000 live births.
The two sides in contact with each other are matte and the exterior sides become bright; this is done to reduce tearing, increase production rates, control thickness, and get around the need for a smaller diameter roller.
It is also indicated that almost 60 per cent of the cases remain under investigation and that the rates of prosecution and punishment of perpetrators do not reach 10 per cent of the cases(para. 168).
These include the effects on already economically unstable families that the extra financial burden of catering to the special needs of disabled members can have, and the relationship between low employment and education rates for those living with a disability.
Elsherok Security Services was founded and the transfer of funds in 2003 and since its inception has been able to achieve record growth rates of up to become one of the major companies that offer integrated security services.
At its first regular session of 2013, the Executive Board in its decision 2013/05 approved a new cost-recovery methodology and new rates and requested to apply these in the presentation of the 2014-2017 integrated budget proposal.
Reduced fertility rates will help poor households, particularly the women and children in such households, to aim at higher standard of consumption, and reduced population growth rates will help poor countries reduce the incidence of poverty and unemployment.
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Growth in industry is being driven by a rise in private investment which, after three years of stagnation, is beginning to respond to liberalized investment and trade policies, and lower real interest rates and corporate taxes.
Salary rates.
Immunisation rates.
Reimbursement rates.
Birth Rates and Fertility Rates. .
Monthly rates.
School attendance rates and pass rates. .
Implementation rates.
Reimbursement rates.
Reasonable rates.
Conversion rates.
Graduation rates.