Examples of using From the previous year in English and their translations into Japanese
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During the 2016 fiscal year, CBP officials conducted 23,877 electronic media searches, a five-fold increase from the previous year.
Final disposal for the Group totaled 4,189 tons, an increase of about 390 tons from the previous year.
That figure was up 57% from the previous year, according to tax refund service Global Blue.
In the World Bank's latest Doing Business Report, China's ranking has risen by 32 places from the previous year.
In addition, although Korea maintained its position as the largest market, it was slightly down 1% from the previous year.
For 13 stores in Japan, sales increased by 2% from the previous year to 328.9 billion yen(approx. US$ 3 billion*), including record high sales at all 7 stores.
By type of offense the number of cases cleared for fraud decreased by 15.1% from the previous year in 2009 but has remained at a high level since 2005.
Last year, the Chinese gaming market became the world's largest and the film market grew to 800 billion yen, a 40% increase from the previous year, attracting attention from all over the world.
decreased by 9.3% from the previous year in 2011.
In August, Statistics Canada reported that the nation- which federally legalized cannabis last year- saw a near-quadruple increase in cannabis industry jobs from the previous year from 2,630 to 9,200.
Violations of the Loan Business Control Act, over the last 10 years, peaked in 2003, but are declining since then while violations of the Investment Act increased a little from the previous year in 2006.
Operating profit fell by 6.2 billion yen(-17%) from the previous year to 30.9 billion yen, mainly as some of the Roppongi Hills assets were taken off of the balance sheet.
Operating revenue from Office Building Business decreased by 15.3 billion yen(-15%) from the previous year to 84.8 billion yen, mainly as some of the Roppongi Hills assets were taken off of the balance sheet.
(1) Intention to strengthen/expand overseas business operations appears to be in a slowdown Both overseas production and sales ratios fell slightly from the previous year, and were 35.0% and 38.5%, respectively.