Examples of using To figures in English and their translations into Russian
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With respect to women--again referring to figures for Luanda Province--the unemployment rate has reached 35.6%, 7% higher than the rate for men.
With regard to figures on displacement, the Committee said that the Government did not possess accurate figures
According to figures for 1985, The most recent National Population and Housing Census was conducted in 1985.
According to figures for 2010, 43.7 per cent of foreign nationals employed in Azerbaijan worked in the construction sector
At the same time, according to figures from the Transport Clearing House,
only pertaining to figures that are forward of the opposing team's shooting line as opposed to the half-way line,
According to figures from the Chamber of Notaries,
According to figures from the Chamber of Notaries,
According to figures from the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Belarus, in 2009 there was a 20 per cent
D.C., to figures in the arts and the Puerto Rican entertainment domain,
Philippines refer to figures for 2007.
gas in addition to figures about agriculture and forestry.
subject of ukiyo-e art, rather than just a background to figures and events.
Culture and tourism minister Abulfaz Garayev told the visitors President Ilham Aliyev pays big attention to figures of art.
Respondents are considerably more certain about how they will vote, in comparison to figures for 2003.
Italy noted that according to figures provided by UNICEF,
renumber accordingly existing cross-references to figures 5.1 to 5.4.
Regarding the proposed amendments to figures 6 and 7 of Annex 9(TRANS/WP.29/GRSP/2005/4, GRSP-34-20, GRSP-36-13, GRSP-37-14),
Similarly, CoE-ECRI stated that minorities groups continued to lag behind Estonians in the employment and referred to figures of 2007 which indicated that the unemployment level among Estonians was 3.6 percent while among other ethnic groups it was 6.9 percent.
Two specialist children's homes for disabled children are operating under the Ministry of Social Welfare. According to figures for 1 January 2001, they house 245 children