Examples of using Why the number in English and their translations into French
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so we understand why the numbers are often reduced.
DPI/NGO briefing on"Why the numbers continue to rise: Cancer today(in observance of World Cancer Day) 4 February.
DPI/NGO briefing on"Why the numbers continue to rise: Cancer today"(in observance of World Cancer Day)(4 February)
This explains why the number of observations varies in the reported regressions.
He is trying to understand why the number of fish is falling.
He wondered why the number of refugees of concern to UNHCR was not clearly indicated.
O you know why the number 200 is so vitally descriptive to both you and me?
He asked why the number of reports had declined
Please explain to the Committee why the number of sheltered workshops has risen significantly during the last few years.
Many users ask why the number of lines are always the same regardless of the type of duty selected.
This is why the number of aircraft stays the same under all of the profiles in each scenario.
It should be clarified why the number of men and women in employment had decreased between 2003 and 2004.
He also wished to know why the number of asylum-seekers in detention had increased,
There is no indication as to why the number of applications filed was 100 less than the 10 year average.
He enquired why the number of inter-ethnic and mixed marriages was likely to decrease, as indicated in paragraph 78.
She asked why the number of children whose births had been registered was so low- only 19 per cent according to UNICEF.
Mr. KOLOSOV asked why the number of offences committed by minors had suddenly increased in 1992, after having decreased from 1985 to 1991.
That is why the number of closed requests is slightly higher than the total number of requests received, as presented in the previous figure.
She failed to understand why the number remained so high, despite all the legislative and other measures the
It could not understand why the number of support account posts had been maintained or even increased, while overall expenses for peacekeeping operations were declining.