Примеры использования Planned to increase на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Planned to increase its contribution as compared with 2010.
Earlier, the Ministry planned to increase it to 7 to 9 kuna.
It planned to increase the literacy level of women and to reduce the rates of maternal and infant mortality by at least 50 per cent.
Norway had reached that target a long time ago and planned to increase its assistance to 1 per cent.
Heublein planned to increase KFC's volume with its sales and marketing expertise.
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The Government was also building new social rehabilitation centres and planned to increase their number from 154 to almost 3,000 by 2012.
Her Government planned to increase the forest cover in Nepal to 40 per cent of the total area.
The Republic of Korea had made financial contributions to a number of integrated programmes in Asia and Africa and planned to increase its support.
In 2012, the airline planned to increase its fleet to 14 aircraft.
Property consultant, CBRE,also said London remained the top city for investment among global property investors who planned to increase their purchases this year.
Companies told how they planned to increase the use of fox in upcoming collections.
UNFPA considered that even though the number of reports issued had increased from 2004 to 2005,the capacity of the internal audit branch was insufficient and UNFPA planned to increase that capacity.
We recall that the Iraq planned to increase the supply of oil to the world markets to 9 million barrels per day until 2020.
While the Swiss Parliament had decided that government expenditures would increase less rapidlyin the coming year, after 2008 the Government planned to increase the percentage of its budget allocated to development aid.
The Government planned to increase the ratio of women in government committees to 30 per cent by the year 2002.
When Kookmin acquired its 30% share in the Kazakh bank in 2008, it planned to increase its stake to a controlling one within the next 2-3 years.
The Government planned to increase the number of single-judge courts dealing specifically with cases of violence against women.
The Office of Central Support Services stated that the Post-Award Review Committee planned to increase the frequency of meetings to review change orders and contract amendments.
Some countries planned to increase the fee for registration to improve the balance between fees and costs of registration.
UAE, the Middle East, Europe and the CIS, told Asia Plus late last year,the Airline planned to increase the number of flights from Dubaito Dushanbefrom the current two to four times a week.
Her Government planned to increase the share of renewable energy sources to 9.7 per cent of total energy consumption, three times the current rate, by 2020.
For example, nine out of ten Japanese companies in the sample planned to increase their foreign R&D, while 61% of European firms stated such intentions.
Costa Rica planned to increase its energy supply and ensure energy security through the use of local energy sources that were both economical and environmentally and socially viable.
In line with the recommendation of the fourteenth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, it would continue its efforts and planned to increase the number of vehicles using CNG fuel from the current number of 280,000 to at least 800,000 by 2015.
The Ministry of Education planned to increase the number of female teachers by 35 per cent in 2001 and the enrolment rate of girls to 45 per cent in the same year.
Although Swiss Government expenditures on development aid would increase less rapidly in the coming years owing to mandated financial stringencies,after 2008 the Government planned to increase the percentage of its budget allocated to development aid.
While in October of 2008, 70% of employers planned to increase employee salaries by an average of 12%, in December, 17% had already cancelled those plans. .
Replying to concerns expressed by Senator John McCain that Latvia still did not allocate adequate funding for defence,the Prime Minister of Latvia Laimdota Straujuma informed the US Senators that Latvia planned to increase its defence expenditure up to 2 percent of GDP by 2018.
The Vice-Minister noted further that Thailand planned to increase the share of renewable energy from 0.5 per cent of primary energy for commercial purposes to 8 per cent by 2011.
With contributions of over Euro200 million in 2005 from the European Commission and member States, the European Union, the largest contributor to UNRWA,had provided more than half of the Agency's revenues and it planned to increase its support to Palestinian refugees throughout the region.