Examples of using Recent figures in English and their translations into Arabic
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Recent figures show that youth unemployment persists at around 2,000 young people.
Recent figures say that in London 12 police cars are crashed every day.
Where this is not possible please include the most appropriate recent figures available.
Where this is not possible, please include the most appropriate recent figures available.
This is distinctly lower than the recent figures Rwanda reports for its cassiterite exports.
More recent figures place homelessness well above 20,000 with around 6,000 homes totally demolished.
According to the most recent figures available, gross national product was 6.6 billion United States dollars.
Recent figures indicated a downward trend and therefore did not continue to support the contention.
Recent figures indicate that the number of cases is increasing rapidly in Eastern Europe and in Asia.
Indeed, most recent figures have confirmed that the trend of reduced waiting time at border crossings continues.
When such quantitative data or estimates are not available, the most recent figures may be provided.
Most recent figures for percentage of female students in primary, secondary and tertiary education are dated 2011/2012.
Moreover, as the recent figures for parliamentary elections showed, women ' s political participation was virtually non-existent.
However, the most recent figures emerging from countries in the region indicate a possible reversal of that trend.
The negative cash position of the General Fund had grown to $178 million, according to the most recent figures.
The most recent figures on the proportion of women in the field of justice are from 31 December 2006.
Moreover, according to the most recent figures at his disposal, total outstanding contributions to UNAMIR stood at $30.9 million.
According to the most recent figures available from the Ministry of Education, however, the downward trend was reversed in 1993.
Today the most recent figures from FAO put women at 50 per cent
These most recent figures show that WTO discipline has given the poorest countries the means to emerge more quickly from the recession.