Examples of using Annual statistics in English and their translations into Russian
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Annual statistics are based on material comprising the whole country,
In the long run, however, the assumption is that improvements achieved will be integrated in the annual statistics and that censuses consequently will become less visible at a national level.
Since 1984, the annual statistics on land use and livestock are drawn from the detailed
Business Register produces annual statistics on business population, quarterly statistics on Enterprise openings
Welfare collects annual statistics on the social assistance recipients
There was concern that annual statistics were insufficient to monitor a fast-changing economic world and help build resilience to external shocks.
These countries also voluntarily submit annual statistics of actual produ~tion and stocks.
Annual statistics on the about 2,000 children staying at shelters every year are also under preparation.
The first statistics on occupational diseases and the annual statistics on accidents at work in Europe will be published.
manufactured, imported, exported or consumed had submitted their annual statistics.
Governments are required to provide to the Board, in their annual statistics on narcotic drugs, data on the consumption of opioid analgesics.
As at 1 November 1999, 137 States and territories had furnished annual statistics on narcotic drugs for 1998.
since then the emphasis has been on maintaining the quality of the quarterly and annual statistics while trying to improve their timeliness.
tabulations compared to the annual statistics.
The annual statistics in the present report relate mainly to 1995,
In addition, Statistics Norway draws up annual statistics on important natural resources
territories have not furnished any annual statistics for 1998, thus limiting the monitoring capacity of the Board.
In addition, please provide comparative annual statistics on the number of subsidized housing units since the last periodic report report, para. 333.
According to the Annual Statistics Report 2005, the Inspection Générale
According to the Annual Statistics Report for 2005,