Examples of using Figure represented in English and their translations into Spanish
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That figure represented an increase of 6.21 per cent over the previous year,
That figure represented, however, only a very small percentage of the total number of asylum seekers in France,
In 2000, some 259,900 disabled children were attending normal schools nationwide; this figure represented 68.82 per cent of all disabled children in school,
It should be noted that that figure represented only programmes relating to children;
This figure represented a third of the total new debt taken on by these countries during the same period. Federal Reserve Bank, Country Exposure Lending Survey, Washington, D.C., June 1983.
some 500,000 foreigners were legally registered resident aliens; that figure represented a substantial increase
according to the Development Assistance Committee of OECD, but that figure represented only about 0.3 per cent of GNI.
McAlpine asserted that this figure represented operating costs.
In Africa about 291 million people were living below the poverty line of a dollar a day. This figure represented about 46 per cent of the world population which was facing a situation of extreme poverty.
That figure represented only a small part of what those countries had spent in making contingents
The achievements made in the field of female education are illustrated by the fact that the number of females working in the teaching profession increased from about 9,869 to 29,610 during the same period, although this figure represented only 20 per cent of the total number of teachers in the academic year 1999/2000.
and the attitude of the figure represented.
the biennium 1998-1999 in the amount of $2,532 million, it noted that that figure represented an increase of $10 million over the total appropriations contained in the budget outline after recosting.
24,845 grants were awarded in 1995 through various agencies to support young Mexicans doing postgraduate work in Mexico and abroad; this figure represented an increase of 30.4 per cent over 1994.
This figure represents the Obligatory Donations only.
This figure represents 10% of world production.
This figure represents an improvement over the 89 per cent reported in 2010.
This figure represents 43% of the total number of participations!
That figure represents one landmine for every two people in the Egyptian population.
This figure represents a reduction of 45.46% in a ten- year period.