Примеры использования Nearly a billion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nearly a billion dollars.
Today in India there are nearly a billion mobile phone users.
Nearly a billion people entered the twenty-first century unable to read or write.
In the last four years… I have invested nearly a billion dollars in your studio's movies.
Already, nearly a billion people go to sleep hungry every night.
It was his first and only foray into the business world,but it netted him nearly a billion dollars.
I made nearly a billion dollars today.
As is well known, the region has enormous infrastructure gaps between countries, is making slow progress towardsthe Millennium Development Goals, and is home to nearly a billion people living in poverty $1.25 a day.
Russia has spent nearly a billion dollars on rebuilding South Ossetia.
The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification adopted in Paris in June 1994 is an expression of global solidarity in the face of a world-wide problem affecting nearly a billion people on the planet.
This will mean nearly a billion people being lifted out of poverty within 20 years.
Turning to the issue of poverty,the President expressed his dismay at the fact that“we live in a world where nearly a billion people, a sixth of humanity, are functionally illiterate, where food rots and people starve”.
Nearly a billion are illiterate and over a billion lack access to food and safe water.
It is expected that over the next decade nearly a billion new consumers will enter the global marketplace.
Yet nearly a billion people, especially in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, are still mired in extreme poverty.
The war cost Italy 1.3 billion lire, nearly a billion more than Giolitti estimated before the war.
Nearly a billion households, particularly the rural poor, rely directly on natural resources for their livelihood.
Thanks to your efforts,we were able to freeze nearly a billion dollars of the sheik's foreign accounts.
Around the world, nearly a billion people watch this moment on television as the first man from Earth prepared to set foot upon the Moon.
Yet, it is sobering to be reminded that this will still leave nearly a billion persons under the international poverty line($1.25 a day), and over 2 billion people under $2.00 a day.3.
When we leave here, nearly a billion people will still be homeless or live in inadequate and dangerous housing; teeming cities will still be ill-prepared for the increasing numbers of people flocking to them; the urban ills of our day- poverty, crime, drugs, disaffected youth, polluted air and water- will not suddenly be cured; and hundreds of millions of people will continue to huddle in the dark shadows of despair in stagnant rural areas that offer little hope for the morrow.
The 1999 State of the World's Children report of theUnited Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) warns that nearly a billion people, a sixth of humanity, are functionally illiterate and will enter the twenty-first century unable to read a book or sign their names.
There are still nearly a billion and half people living in poverty,a billion people living without access to clean water, sufficient food and too many people living under repressive regimes.
Good health was a prerequisite for young people's participation, yet nearly a billion people had no access to drinking water, and two and a half billion people had no access to proper sanitary facilities.
The fact that nearly a billion people remain hungry even after the recent food and financial crises have largely passed indicates a deeper structural problem that gravely threatens the ability to achieve internationally agreed goals on hunger reduction.
According to the United Nations Children's Fund, nearly a billion people, two thirds of them women, will enter the twenty-first century unable to read a book or sign their names.
Today, the world has nearly a billion children of primary-school age(5-12 years), 90 per cent of whom live in developing countries.
The State of the World's Children 1999, a publication of the United Nations Children's Fund,tells us that nearly a billion people, two thirds of them women, will enter the twenty-first century unable to read a book or sign their names-- much less operate a computer or understand a simple application form.
By nearly half a billion people.
Neighboring Kyrgyzstan also needed nearly half a billion dollars from its powerful neighbor.