Examples of using Even exceed in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
a real desire to fully meet, or even exceed, your expectations.
It could even exceed the framework of the First Committee
are often the largest single cost element and even exceed the fees.
services that meet and even exceed customers' expectations.
Over the medium term- if competition from other agricultural crops allows a sufficiently large area to be set aside for this purpose- production could reach and even exceed 20 tons.
The result was a vigorous mostly-indica cannabis seed strain that could equal and even exceed the yields of the original clone,
due to improper closing of the windows of a building could generate an increase of the efficiency of about 7% on your heating bills and even exceed 15.
such as kidney dialysis, might be exposed to considerably higher levels which approach or even exceed the TDI.
may even exceed a month, as these strains have short flowering periods and the crop would be reduced if were not allowed to grow to their maximum potential.
On average, indicators of living standards in Kazakhstan have been brought into line with-- and in some individual areas even exceed-- those of a number of Eastern European countries.
handling permanently- and sometimes even exceed.
these are usually in accordance with the quality and pollution regulation and even exceed thses standards.
Unemployment is increasing(it should be noted that the unregistered unemployed equal- or even exceed-the registered) and will affect mainly young people that lack an employment record,
adapt their products and services in their pledge to furnish their customers with technological solutions that even exceed their expectations and increase the value of their business.
the present analysis showed that domestic finance is often found to match or even exceed external finance.
the present analysis showed that domestic finance is often found to match or even exceed external finance.
meet and even exceed the requirements of the Convention and the Beijing Rules.
The European Union report states that member States are firmly on schedule to reach or even exceed their target to collectively increase their average ODA from 0.33 per cent of GNI to 0.39 per cent of GNI in 2006.
While several speakers acknowledged the efforts made by some donor countries to achieve or even exceed the target of allocating 0.7 per cent of gross national income to ODA,
countries can match or even exceed the rate of progress in growth,