Examples of using The estimates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The estimates are that the power of the group,
our estimate is probably more conservative than the estimates of Israeli intelligence services.”.
This, of origin, helps explain how the estimates of(2005), which put the U.S. as the main origin and destination flow dirty money in the world.
Further, the estimates from the crowd showed remarkable agreement with an earlier survey of experts.
Therefore, the estimates from the Demographic and Health Survey could reasonably be considered gold-standard estimates. .
The estimates presented to me are for t-ten years and 15 million gold pieces.
The estimates, based on the number of 3 million annual visitors,
even when the number comes in line with the estimates, it can cause large rate swings.
After the Begin-Sadat study used health ministry records to refute the estimates of the PA's statistical bureau,
Further, the estimates from the crowd showed remarkable agreement with an earlier survey of experts.
The estimates do not include at least one trillion USD more in interest payments coming due and many billions more in expenses that cannot be counted, according to the study.
The estimates do not include at least $1 trillion more in interest payments coming due and many billions more in expenses that cannot be counted, according to the study.
The estimates show that environmental crime is rising at least 5-7% per year,
In Salamanca alone, by the estimates of some Madrid real-estate companies,
Therefore, events following the date of publication or subsequently available information may have rendered obsolete the estimates, assertions or other information contained in these documents.
For the first time, they give us a solid factual basis instead of the estimates and assumptions we had up until now.".
And did not stay with us only one offer- and final presentation is the team winning zero in the estimates-.
based on accumulated experience and the estimates of legal experts.
Events following the date of publication or subsequently available information may have rendered obsolete the estimates, assertions or other information contained in these documents.
In the decennial period 1771-1781 certain counties had estimated percentages of Irish speakers as follows(though the estimates are likely to be too low).