Примеры использования Million unemployed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There were 1.2 million unemployed people in Canada during 2004.
NOHR-S reported that there were over 1 million unemployed in Syria.
So, Spain, six million unemployed and they have a smaller population than we do.
At the end of 2009,there were an estimated 81 million unemployed young people worldwide.
There were 1.5 million unemployed persons registered with the State Employment Service in 2013.
But unemployment remains far too high,with over 24 million unemployed in our countries alone.
There were 2.32 million unemployed people, down 167,000 from June to August 2013.
Of the 11.5 million rural women of working age, 4.9 million were employed and 0.6 million unemployed.
In 2009, there had been 81 million unemployed people between 15 and 24 years of age.
It is equally unacceptable that we are wasting the potential contributions of at least 88 million unemployed young people.
Official statistics cite 4 million unemployed or underemployed youth throughout the country.
The labor force is roughly 43.2 million with 39.6 million employed and 3.6 million unemployed.
Rosstat reported the presence of 4 million unemployed citizens, in contrast to data from the Ministry of labour.
The labour force in Pakistan is roughly 50.05 million with 46.6 million employed and 3 million unemployed.
Included among the poor were approximately 1.1 million unemployed, who represented some 20 per cent of the workforce.
The labour force in Pakistan is roughly 50.05 million with 46.6 million employed and 3 million unemployed.
In the same year 3.5 million unemployed and laid-off women workers were re-employed through the introduction of various job centres.
These new entrants to the labour market will be competing with the existing 184 million unemployed and the 550 million working poor.
There are an estimated 66 million unemployed young people in the world today, an increase of nearly 10 million since 1995.
In 1997, the labour departments alone offered various forms of vocational training courses for 2.08 million unemployed and laid-off women workers.
There were 13 million unemployed in the United States, while Germany had seven million unemployed and another seven million part-time workers.
There is no answer to the hopelessness anddespair of the more than 30 million unemployed in the countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Since German reunification on 3 October 1990, the unemployment rate in Germany had risen from 4.2% to 9.4% in 1998,with the Federal Labor Office registering more than 4 million unemployed.
There are an estimated 66 million unemployed young people in the world today; at least 50 of the countries for which data are available have youth unemployment rates of more than 15 per cent.
The verified labour forces 2.9 billion people, par to the 44.9% of the whole population,with nearly 300 million unemployed, equal to the 10.3% of the labour force.
In the period 1992-1998, over 5 million unemployed job-seekers registered with the national employment service. One in five was laid off as a result of reorganization of production.
A report of the United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment notes that worldwide there are today 120 million unemployed and 700 million underemployed.
This number included 160 million unemployed, 300 million underemployed and about 530 million workers who were unable to earn enough money to keep their families above the poverty line.
The International Labour Organization(ILO) has recently revised upwards its unemployment projections to levels ranging from 210 million to 239 million unemployed worldwide, as a result of this crisis.
Mr. Mofokeng(South Africa) asked whether the United Nations funds andprogrammes had tailored their priorities to the needs of the world's 60 million unemployed young people, and whether there were any plans to strengthen the United Nations Youth Unit, which was severely understaffed.