Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Recent estimates in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Recent estimates suggest that incineration of non-hazardous waste may contribute as much as 40% of all emissions of dioxins
According to recent estimates, around two billion people are infected with the tubercle bacillus,
Recent estimates suggest that the long-term impact of the population flows between 2004
According to recent estimates from the European Court of Auditors, the volume of fraud is
Recent estimates is that climate change will account for about 20% of the increase in global water scarcity3….
Regional disparities of registered unemployment range from 1.7% in Kaunas to 10.3% in Silales and recent estimates have stressed they are growing.
According to recent estimates, 42% of SMEs have at least one full
According to the most recent estimates, which include the effect of all greenhouse gases included in the Kyoto Protocol, it has been
The Commission states that, according to recent estimates, investments in this area can produce high ratios of return,
According to recent estimates, the world market in information products and services is growing at an annual rate of about 17%,
It's the official language of 21 nations on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, and recent estimates have determined that there are anywhere from 320 to 400 million native Spanish-speakers dispersed around the globe.
8.3-9.1 million tonnes annually, increasing to about 12.3 million tonnes by 2020 according to recent estimates.
relation to the 2010 salary adjustment, reflecting the most recent estimates of a maximum of 0,7.
According to recent estimates of the Scientific Committee of the United Nations for the study of the effects of ionizing radiation(UNSCEAR),
According to recent estimates of the Scientific Committee of the United Nations on the effects of atomic radiation(UNSCEAR),
More recent estimates by the OECD suggest that the age-related fiscal burden may be even higher than previously assumed, especially in the field of health
Let us also consider that today, while we are having this debate, the most recent estimates say that over the coming year, the numbers of unemployed people throughout the European Union will double.
Recent estimates put the compensation paid for occupational accidents and illnesses in the EC at ECU 20 billion, around 7% of total sickness insurance expenditure.
Recent estimates for employment rates3 show that in 2005 in some Member States,
Recent estimates suggest that incineration in the EU may account for emissions of more than 16 tonnes per year of cadmium,