Examples of using Ratios in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2013, developing countries registered external debt-to-gross domestic product(GDP) ratios of, on average, 22.6 per cent of GDP.
And the ratios could be the key to two species expressing their knowledge of the fundamental laws of the universe.
In South Korea, the ratios rose from 13% to 21% and then as high as 40%, while the other northern newly industrialized countries fared much better.
Reducing ratios is not enough:
In response to that request, the Department has reviewed the policy on reserve vehicle holdings and has developed new ratios that are now reflected in the revised standard cost manual.
These ratios are similar to those reported in the biennial support budget proposal for 2004-2005, reflecting a continued effort to increase the field share of the support budget.
UNMIT had acted on the recommendation relating to stock levels, and had performed a detailed analysis of stock ratios of non-expendable property items.
Most small island developing States have achieved high net enrolment ratios at the first level of education.
Prior to the global recession of 2008, developing countries had sharply reduced their average debt ratios and had made progress towards altering the composition of their public debt by borrowing more at home and less abroad.
A risk assessment revealed that toxicity/exposure ratios for a range of scenarios with aquatic and terrestrial organisms indicated acute and long-term risk for birds and acute risk for mammals for the use of methamidophos in potato fields.
statements of 2002-2003(budget and expenditure and financial results), no key indicators or ratios are included, such as current ratio and current liabilities as a percentage of total liabilities.
Standard ratios.
Financial ratios.
Expenditure Ratios.
Comparative replacement ratios.
Main financial ratios.
Capital ratios.
Vehicle ratios.
Key financial ratios.
Fund-raising ratios.