Examples of using One fourth in English and their translations into Spanish
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Having destroyed 17,700 tonnes of poppy straw representing one fourth of its stock, Turkey then processed half of the remaining quantity into concentrate of poppy straw in 1986,
It gave the Latin Emperor direct control of one fourth of the Byzantine territory, to Venice three
immigrants to Canada and the United States, while immigrants from the rest of the Americas accounted for about one fourth of migrants to these two countries.
Unsafe abortion has been estimated by WHO to cause as many as one fourth to one third of maternal deaths world wide
Around one fourth(24.5 per cent) of all drug injectors reported
the Greek Cypriots forcibly displaced one fourth of the Turkish Cypriot population
went down by more than one fourth between 1991 and 2001,
just over one fourth as far away.
the United States while the average income of the States of the former Soviet Union has declined to only one fourth of that of the United States
women as candidates for public office and whether it was true that the Constitution reserved one fourth of the seats in both houses of parliament for members of the military, which was primarily a male institution.
in countries with economies in transition and their increase from between one fourth and one third were agreed to at the Conference.
technical cooperation yearly expenditure compared with the equivalent of one fourth of an auditor per $1 billion in yearly Compensation Commission expenditure.
long with approximately one fourth of that on the Slovak side
The Secretary-General's reports of the 1963-1974 period abound with evidence of the suffering inflicted upon our community, one fourth of which had been rendered refugees as a result of the Greek Cypriot attacks on us aimed at breaking our resistance to the annexation of the island to Greece(enosis)
up from two thirds in 1992, and about one fourth of developing countries(27 per cent,
suggest that over one fourth of all youth in sub-Saharan Africa, one third of
on a floured surface, extend one fourth of the dough with a rolling pin in the form of a large square or circle; once rolled,
Hunger would not be eliminated as long as developing countries continued to allocate one fourth of their export earnings to pay their foreign debts,
as reports indicate that one fourth of the victims of human rights abuses there, including violations of the right to life,
has come to make up one fourth of world merchandise exports(figure V). Growth in South-South trade is driven by Asia, which makes up
