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This shows that participation by women has grown substantially.
The organization has grown substantially from revenues of $27.6 million in 2007 to $32.1 million in 2011.
Investment in the Tourism industry has grown substantially since 2004.
This service has grown substantially, which is not surprising given the growth of emerging markets themselves.
The Multicultural and Information Centre has grown substantially in the past year.
To mention, following the results of the first quarter of 2018, export of FEZ Grodnoinvest residents has grown substantially.
Employment in fisheries and aquaculture has grown substantially over the past three decades.
The number and variety of systems supported by the LAN administrators has grown substantially.
The number of women employed part-time has grown substantially in both urban and rural areas.
The company has grown substantially since then, and now employs nearly 30 software, mechanical and electrical engineers.
Largely because of this, intraregional trade has grown substantially in recent years.
The United States population has grown substantially, and the number of both cars and drivers on our roads has increased tremendously.
Also, the interest of employers in the recruitment of external staff has grown substantially in recent years.
Although domestic credit has grown substantially over the past decade, in many countries, banking sector credit is primarily short term.
A gender-disaggregated breakdown of employment reveals that the numbers of women with jobs has grown substantially during the past decade.
The city has grown substantially in the 20th and 21st centuries, as the convenience and affordability of jet travel has increased the number of pilgrims participating in the Hajj.
The package of documents required to obtain a visa has grown substantially recently, despite the trend towards simpler visa procedures.
This is the most dangerous move of all and needs to be executed perfectly, especially in No Limit games, orPot Limit games where the pot has grown substantially.
In fact, with the sole exception of Africa, women's employment has grown substantially faster than men's since 1980 ILO, 1998.
In light of the magnitude of the recent global financial crisis andsubsequent recession, it is likely that the informal sector has grown substantially.
From its inception, the ASHI programme has grown substantially in the United Nations system in terms of both the number of participants and the cost.
The understanding and evidence base relating to the impact of events across the life-course has grown substantially over the last fifty years 3.
A tourist interest in these destinations has grown substantially in recent years, and therefore, the airline management plans to increase the number of flights.
If to compare the results of this year with those of 2014,we may see that the number of users choosing the iPhone with a larger display has grown substantially over the past 12 months.
At the same time, the number of women of reproductive age has grown substantially, as has the percentage of those who want to prevent or delay pregnancy.
Mediterranean aquaculture, for example, which is a large and dynamic industry and plays an important social andeconomic role in the region, has grown substantially over recent years.
Employment in fisheries and aquaculture has grown substantially in the past three decades, with an average rate of increase of 3.6 per cent per year since 1980.
A further financial service that has seen a recent expansion in the British Virgin Islands is the registration of mutual funds, which has grown substantially since the adoption of the Mutual Funds Act in 1996.
Over the past five years, the Commission has grown substantially in terms of budgetary resources(in particular extrabudgetary resources), manpower and ambition.
From the modest scale at its inception,the after-service health insurance programme has grown substantially in terms of both the number of participants and the cost.