Примеры использования Hundreds of billions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We're talking somewhere in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
Hundreds of billions of dollars of damage.
Despite having incurred costs totaling dozens, if not hundreds, of billions of rubles.
Hundreds of billions of dollars more will be needed for adaptation.
This assistance adds up to hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars will be needed for mitigation.
Very soon emergency funds with hundreds of billions of euros were created.
Suddenly hundreds of billions of dollars a year… were flowing through securitization chain.
These banks- all cabal crime partners, are essentially insolvent, andmostly supported by drug money laundering in the hundreds of billions.
The Milky Way is just one of hundreds of billions of galaxies in the known Universe!
Hundreds of billions of dollars are now flowing into cleaner and renewable energy technologies.
Many loyal listeners of this show have complained andquestioned why we spend hundreds of billions sending troops, planes and ships to protect other countries.
The question here is“what has the hundreds of billions of dollars, spent every year to pay for the Iraqi campaign, produced for the citizens?” As Your Excellency is aware, in some states of your country, people are living in poverty.
Estimates of the future spending needs for adaptation range from tens of billions to hundreds of billions of United States dollars per year.
Human habitat is filled with hundreds of billions of unicellular organisms: protozoa, microbes, viruses.
It causes serious problems for the Cuban Government and people in their efforts towards economic andsocial development, inflicting hundreds of billions of dollars in economic damage on the country.
The question here is"what has the hundreds of billions of dollars, spent every year to pay for the Iraqi campaign, produced for the citizens?
ACLU attorney Patrick Toomey noted the lawsuit is particularly relevant as the plaintiffs engage in"hundreds of billions of international communications" annually.
Urban development will see more investment- hundreds of billions of dollars- over the next thirty years than it has witnessed in its entire history.
The developed countries obviously had(Mr. Swetja, Indonesia) a greater impact on the external environment; thus,a successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations would generate hundreds of billions of dollars in increased trade.
That was the beginning of a conflict which cost hundreds of billions and untold numbers of dead and maimed, and today is being justified as part of the cold war.
Transnational organized crime groups produced a wide range of goods and services, using the Internet for countless forms of theft, fraud and arms trafficking, andhad recently branched out into environmental crimes which generated hundreds of billions of dollars in laundered proceeds that distorted legitimate economies, undercut development, and undermined democratic institutions.
International Centre for Asset Recovery(ICAR) Despite hundreds of billions of dollars in aid, the United Nations determined in 2004 that 54 countries had actually become poorer than they were 15 years previously.
The unilateral andcruel embargo by the United States against Cuba has already caused hundreds of billions of dollars in losses in various areas of the country's economy.
The government of the United States devotes hundreds of billions to the development of highly sophisticated technologies, as those which employ micro-electronic systems or new nuclear weapons which can strike their targets an hour following the order to attack.
To cite but one example, governments can make markets work for the environment by cutting the hundreds of billions of dollars that subsidize environmentally harmful activities each and every year.
The hundreds of billions of euros spent on agricultural subsidies meant that European fruit, vegetables and other produce could be purchased for half the price of their African equivalents, with ruinous consequences for African agriculture, on which a majority of African economies were almost exclusively dependent.
Applying this percentage to the totalgovernment spending for public contracts, it is clear that hundreds of billions of dollars are lost to corruption in public procurement every year.
Corporate analysts estimated that broadband could contribute hundreds of billions of dollars annually to the GDP of developed countries in the next few years, and liken it to water and electricity as"the next great utility" Whisler and Saksena, 2003.
A financial transactions tax should be introduced to recoup the losses to taxpayers caused by financial rescue plans,help stabilize financial markets and generate the hundreds of billions of dollars needed each year to support developing countries to transition to more equitable and sustainable development paths capable of meeting all the Millennium Development Goals.