Examples of using Figures in brackets in English and their translations into German
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Political
Figures in brackets of limited reliability.
Figures in brackets relate to I978.
The figures in brackets are those for 1984.
The table shows ACEA's own figures in brackets.
The figures in brackets represent the cases dealt with by the Court in 1973.
Figures in brackets: unreliable data Source:
The figures in brackets refer to the paragraphs of the SoA special report.
The figures in brackets are of little significance because of the small numbers concerned.
Figures in brackets: uncertain reliability Source:
The figures in brackets refer to Sweden's target for government finances over the cycle.
Figures in brackets: unreliable data Figures replaced by‘.‘:
provisional; figures in brackets are published with a warning about reliability.
Note: The figures in brackets show the weight of the household group in the total number of households.
Figures in brackets: reduced reliability due to sampling size”.”: data can not be published;””: No data.
Figures in brackets from the last annual report arc revised as a result of change in statistical weighting methods.
IS, CH: 2005 Figures in brackets: unreliable data Figures replaced by‘.‘:
EU-25: estimate Figures in brackets: unreliable data Figures replaced by‘.‘:
Figure 1 Status of implementation of all recommendations issued by the Office of Internal Oversight Services, as at 30 June 2005 Figures in brackets refer to critical recommendations.
The sum does not equal 100 because Armed Forces are not included Figures in brackets in the first column denote the ISCO-88 occupational groups Source: Eurostat, LFS.
Figures in brackets are not binding.