Примеры использования Has more than tripled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Investment has more than tripled.
The opium harvest in Afghanistan for the period has more than tripled.
The world's population has more than tripled since the establishment of the Organization.
Over the past 10 years the economy has more than tripled.
Its membership has more than tripled since then, with at least two dozen new States joining since 1990.
The number of cases of payments made has more than tripled.
The number of submitted reports has more than tripled in comparison with the previous two sessions.
Since the year 2000, the net transfer of resources from the poor countries to the developed world has more than tripled.
It is noted that the number of foreigners has more than tripled over the past few years.
Since the birth of our Organization 50 years ago, the number of Member countries has more than tripled.
Over the last century, world population has more than tripled, to over 6.5 billion people today.
On average, federal budget expenditure on the wages of workers in the social and cultural sector has more than tripled since 1999.
Economic damage has more than tripled from $40 billion in the 1960s to $140 billion in the 1980s.
Overall, the number of spots in daycare centers has more than tripled since 2000.
The ranks of member states has more than tripled, and more people live under governments they elected.
Since the seventies, the proportion of the over 65s as against the total population has more than tripled from 0.7% to 2.5.
Economic damage has more than tripled, from US$ 40 billion in the 1960s to US$ 140 billion in the 1980s.
The net outward transfer of financial resources from developing countries has more than tripled since 2000 and exceeded $650 billion in 2006.
Over 14 years, the GDP has more than tripled, and Turkey has become a manufacturing hub for major international companies such as Ford, Nestle and Boss.
Since being granted ECOSOC status, MiraMed has grown from a full time staff of 7 to more than 25 and its budget has more than tripled to approximately $400,000 going into 2002.
South- South merchandise trade has more than tripled in just over a decade, from $577 billion in 1995 to over $2 trillion in 2006.
With regard to education levels, data from the last population census(2001) show that rural Italian women are increasingly highly educated and invest heavily in their education:for example, the number of female university graduates has more than tripled(from about 93,000 in 1991 to about 282,000 in 2001), and the number of secondary school graduates has also increased.
Since 1977, the number of educational institutions has more than tripled, from 112 to 361, while the number of teachers has quadrupled from around 922 to 3,736.
The number of United Nations Members has more than tripled since the founding of the Organization; accordingly, it is logical to increase the membership of the Security Council in a way that is proportionate to the increase in the number of United Nations Member States, as well as to the increase in its political and security concerns.
Studies show that the number of allergic children in the US has more than tripled between 1997 and 2008 study about peanut allergy prevalence.
Three years into implementation, BOOST has more than tripled its beneficiaries, reaching 3,500 households and 96% of beneficiaries are now integrated into an alternative financial system.
Since 1980, trade between the European Union anddeveloping countries has more than tripled and one fifth of all developing country exports now go to the European Union.
The fact that this number has more than tripled is because the great majority of countries of the world believe that the United Nations has more qualities and advantages than flaws and drawbacks.
As noted in paragraph 8 and table 2 of the report,the number of recommendations made by the Board has more than tripled over the past four bienniums and has increased by 28 per cent over the last biennium.
The number of individual complaints received has more than tripled in the past five years from fewer than 1,000 complaints in 1997 to more than 3,500 in 2001 and over 5,000 in 2004.