Examples of using First increase in English and their translations into French
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Decree-Law No. 396/91- as Decree-Law No. 286/88 of 12 August 1988 before it, which introduced a first increase of the penalties applicable in cases of illegal employment of minors- should be seen in the context of a strong trend in public opinion against child labour.
The global partnership for development launched at Monterrey demands that the industrialized countries first increase flows of international funds for development;
which first came from the faltering economic recovery in the Euro zone as well as from the report of the first increase in interest rates in the United States,
The first increases in the power capacity will be in place in 2015.
These are the first increases to social assistance rates since 1993.
Search speed, slow at first, increases with each additional press of.
First, increase the ice temperature to make it easier to shave the ice.
The number of non-permanent members was first increased to six on 22 September 1922
precipitation first increased slightly in the Sahel region.
First, increase the number of non-permanent members in the Council to an appropriate level,
This is explained by two reasons: first, increase surveillance on potential thieves
First, increasing official development assistance would boost economic
First, increasing exports of agricultural
First, increased cooperation within the system: the key to a strong
on two counts: first, increased opportunity to serve on the Council,
Oil world production first increases until 2020 reaching 4370 Mtoe(about 90 Mbl/day), then steadfastly decreases
UNAMI moved to the former USAID compound at the beginning of July 2011, in a phased manner: it first increased accommodation capacity
Total NOx emissions first increased from 33 million tonnes in 1970 to 41 million tonnes in 1980, then fell to 37 million tonnes in 1990.
First, increased foreign holdings resulting from a search-for-yield triggered by exceptionally low United States Treasury yields have no doubt played a central role in the increase of foreign participants in domestic financial markets.
These first increases to the minimum wage since 2003 are due in part to the fact that the territory's minimum wage rate had fallen behind the national average,