Examples of using Absolute terms in English and their translations into Russian
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especially to reduce resource consumption in absolute terms.
In particular, many smaller economies(in absolute terms) show low ratios of research and development against GDP.
Gross profit increased by 79% yoy in absolute terms, but margins fell from 19% to 12% yoy. G&A expenses fell from $3.6mn to $2.4mn as the company continued cutting overhead costs.
In absolute terms, the number of deliberate terminations of pregnancy has been steadily decreasing,
Table 8 shows the protection levels for all countries in absolute terms and as a percentage of ecosystems.
He reiterated that the increase from $54 million to $72 million per year in absolute terms for assistance to sub-Saharan Africa was considerable.
Reduction of emissions may therefore need to be in relative rather than absolute terms;
that it could benefit from being reformulated in less absolute terms.
are worse off in absolute terms.
both in relative and absolute terms.
sanitation infrastructure has declined somewhat in both relative and absolute terms.
Moreover, in absolute terms, the total number of meetings provided with interpretation was 20 per cent lower than in 2003/04
This requires all UNDP programmes and projects to explicitly target those living in poverty(both in relative and absolute terms), and groups that are experiencing the greatest inequalities
The increase in the participation of women in the labour force has led to changes inside households: in absolute terms, the number of women who are heads of households increased by 32 per cent between 2001 and 2010.
Therefore, if the right to peace were to be determined in absolute terms, it might not be consistent with the right to self-defence
in contexts of fragility, the number of victims can be astronomically high both in absolute terms and as a proportion of the population.
The first was that the right to life should be expressed in absolute terms and that"no mention should be made of circumstances under which the taking of life might seem to be condoned.
His Government's acceptance of such changes was justified by the consideration that a formula that subordinated, in absolute terms, the equitable utilization principle to the no-harm rule would impair the development of less developed upstream countries.
supporting graduated least developed countries needs to be addressed before least developed countries receiving substantial amounts of ODA(in absolute terms) become eligible for graduation;
Is it possible to envisage cases where an obligation is properly formulated in absolute terms(i.e., without any condition