Examples of using Estimated needs in English and their translations into Spanish
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other health approaches remains far below the estimated need.
Generally, existing long-term agreements are based only on the estimated need of the organization establishing the agreement.
This amounts to about 15 per cent of the estimated need.
Sixty-six thousand kidneys were transplanted in 2005 representing a mere 10% of the estimated need.
The sources of plan funding shall be diversified, in line with the estimated need of each State, and shall include.
were called upon to assess damage, estimate needs and carry out emergency actions.
US$ 10 billion short of the estimated need.
more than one population, then estimates need to be partitioned according to what is known about spatial population structure and uncertainty.
The 178 rehabilitated shelters represented 1.2 per cent of the estimated need, as past surveys have indicated 25 per cent of special hardship case families live in sub-standard housing.
What was the official figure for homelessness over the past three or four years? Was current provision of emergency accommodation for the homeless adequate to meet the estimated need?
In regard to the quantitative deficit, there is an estimated need to build about 357,500 new housing units,
male condoms a year, over 50% of the estimated need.
we are still far from the target of $22 billion that is the estimated need by 2008.
representing just 5 per cent of total estimated need.
still remains far below that required to meet the estimated need.
The Board also reminds States parties that they may, at any time, submit supplementary estimates should their initial estimates need to be increased to meet unforeseen needs,
This represented 6 per cent of the estimated need and brings the accumulative total to 25 per cent of the estimated need of 10,894 special hardship case shelters identified in need of shelter rehabilitation in 2005 as identified by the different field offices.
the previous 10 years(namely, for the period 1990-1999); 72 only had the two or more estimates needed to report on changes in poverty levels over the period.
the needs gap between the delivered commitments and the estimated need for support of developing countries.
IV. Estimated needs for 2013.