Примеры использования Annual increases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Annual increases in support account costs.
Since then, the ICSC has determined the annual increases by reference to the Spanish cost of living index.
Annual increases have been applied from 1998 to 2000.
Continued fast economic growth in China has been reflected in annual increases of more than 10 per cent in automotive sales.
With annual increases of between $100 and $300 if preventive care taken.
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In contrast, the ungraded and P-4 levels registered the highest average annual increases 0.8 percentage points each.
Annual increases for motor fuels and electricity are planned upto 2003.
Donors to set concrete targets and plan forward for annual increases in aid, especially to the poorest countries;
Annual increases in the minimum wage come into effect in our country on 1 May, when Labour Day is commemorated.
Stresses, in this context, the urgent need to achieve annual increases in the mobilization of core resources until the target is met;
Despite annual increases of 2 to 3 per cent, Hungarian transport performance is still well below its 1990 level.
However, major donors' aid to developing countries fell by nearly 3 per cent in 2011,breaking a long trend of annual increases.
This is in addition to annual increases in benefit levels to reflect increases in the cost of living.
Workshop«A world without borders" is different from competitive activities that the bulk of the companies taking part in working meetings, annual increases;
Several speakers emphasized that annual increases in core contributions must be achieved until the target was reached.
A Excludes the cost of changing the cost-of-living threshold to 2.0 per cent because the regular valuation model assumes 5 per cent annual increases in pensions.
Annual increases in the minimum wage come into effect in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela on 1 May, when Labour Day is celebrated.
Using the year 2000 as a baseline, recent annual increases in Asia has been stronger than the increase at the global level.
However, funding granted through federal projects, which accounts for roughly 50% of total spending by the institute,showed annual increases during the period.
During 2008, the biggest annual increases were noticed respectively in the groups of"Entertainment and culture"(10, 2 per cent) and"Rent, water, fuel and energy/power" 4, 9 per cent.
According to the analytical forecasts, a number of people, who use only mobile devices for Internet activities,will annual increases of 25 percent in the next 5 years.
By contrast, annual increases of 1.0 points or more occurred in about 55 per cent of the developing countries where prevalence was initially either below 15 per cent or above 50 per cent.
Mention was made of continuing strong political support for United Nations development cooperation as evidenced by steady, annual increases in resources.
Moreover, according to the delegation,the University of The Gambia continues to register annual increases in the number of students and has launched a new undergraduate degree programme in journalism.
At that time, the Board adopted an annual funding target of $1.1 billion by 2007 andstressed the urgent need to achieve annual increases to meet the target.
Despite annual increases in State allocations, however, the State still does not allocate sufficient funds to meet the country's needs in the prevention, treatment and control of tuberculosis.
The Board adopted an annual funding target of $1.1 billion andstressed the urgent need to achieve annual increases until the target is met.
The Government is seeking to minimise this through annual increases to the minimum wage and other legislated conditions, for example, four weeks annual leave.
Adopted an annual funding target for UNDP regular resources of $1.1 billion andstressed the urgent need to achieve annual increases until the target is met;
International practice shows that free economic zones generate average annual increases in employment of 50 per cent and more in the province concerned, thereby having a very positive impact on people's lives.