Examples of using Figures cited in English and their translations into Spanish
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Yesterday, figures cited by Fortune for crypto mining hardware giant Bitmain suggested the firm earned around $1 billion in net profit in the first quarter of 2018,
Regarding the figures cited by Mr. Pocar,
Turkey questioned the allegation and the figures cited, and stated that delays were inevitable for safety as stipulated in IMO Rules 1.2
The figure cited was a gross exaggeration,
Figure cited by ESMV in List of Events No. 6,
The figure cited by Mr. Sadi was indeed alarming
He questioned the figure, cited in paragraph 23 of the list of issues, of 6,000 persons imprisoned for their religious beliefs, asking where it had originated.
In paragraph 35, the figure cited represents the actual combatants
The figure cited also excludes productive activities, which take place under contracts with private entrepreneurs operating in the penal institutions
120 the figure cited is for Pristina alone.
Commissioner for Human Rights), far less"500,000 a year"(the kind of figure cited by the European Commission),
as evidenced by the following figures cited by UNICEF.
The figures cited are, however, related to old versions of Articles 180b
to add these points to the figures cited above to find a more equitable formula.
What was the explanation for the difference between the figures cited?
thus produce the changes indicated by the figures cited earlier.
The Advisory Committee points out that, as can be seen from the figures cited in the preceding paragraphs,
On the basis of the figures cited above, it is clear that under the present circumstances the Secretary-General will reach the limit of his spending authority before the end of July 2006.
The voting figures cited are those put out by the Electoral Service.
The most recent facts and figures cited in this report concerning population characteristics, demography