Examples of using Marginal increase in English and their translations into Russian
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Asia and the Americas have set the global trend of a sharp increase in 2005 followed by a marginal increase in 2006, while seizures in Europe declined twice in succession.
recorded a marginal increase of 0.2 per cent tourist arrivals.
The marginal increase under ER IX.3 takes into account resources planned for ERM,
the ability of articular cartilage and a small marginal increase in epiphyseal departments bones.
Despite the marginal increase in the number of programme countries where gender results were reported in other goals, there is little
for data management and storage($624,000) partially offset by a marginal increase in communications costs $5,500.
Training Division and a marginal increase in standard salary posts.
This represents a marginal increase in voluntary contributions to the annual programme budget of $4.6 million(or 1 per cent)
supplies and services and a marginal increase of 0.4 per cent in the total operational costs of MINURSO compared with the Mission's approved maintenance budget(see annexes I
thus only marginal increases in production are anticipated.
However, the combination of declines at the Assistant Secretary-General and P-2 levels and only marginal increases at all others yielded an overall decline of 0.3 per cent, to 38.7 per cent.
There was a marginal increase of 0.86 per cent in expenditure.
Implementing a marginal increase in membership fees
communications also saw a marginal increase.
Norilsk Nickel reported a marginal increase in its palladium production to 3.16 million ounces.
There has been a marginal increase from 927 in 1991 to 933 in 2001.
A marginal increase in drug trafficking by land and sea was reported in that country.
This option would not significantly modify the institutional setting, and would require a marginal increase in human resources.
We are convinced that a marginal increase in the size of the Council will not affect its effectiveness.
We should not, therefore, focus only on a marginal increase in members; we must focus on real change.