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Your share will amount to slightly more than $50,000.
Another key sector for the country and its tourism development is civil aviation, which has suffered significant losses duringthe period in question, amounting to slightly more than $163 million.
Seoul's population in 2015 amounted to slightly more than 10 million people.
In 2005, eligible voters amounted to slightly more than 10 per cent in the least developed countries,to a little less than 15 per cent in the less developed regions, and to around 25 per cent in the more developed regions.
In 2002, the actual number of cases was reduced to slightly more than 17,000.
Donor assistance anddomestic expenditures amounted to slightly more than $15 billion in 2003 as reported to the Commission on Population and Development see E/CN.9/2005/5.
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Delivery, overall, increased in 1999 by 16.5 per cent from the level in 1998, to slightly more than US$ 25 million, of which around 40 per cent was directed towards the least developed countries, an increase from the figure for 1998.
Presently, the program objectives were partially achieved, and a share of domestic food in 2014 amounted to slightly more than 80% of their total resources.
For the reporting period(1995/1996 -2001/2002), the participation of female students in the total number of students amounts to slightly more than 48%, which corresponds to the percentage of female population in primary education, and points to equal participation of female students in relation to male students in primary education.
It is important to note that in 2000 and 2001 the programme provided financing for more than 900,000 credit lines extended to family agriculturalists,allocating resources that added up to slightly more than R$ 2 billion in both years.
The budget of the ISR amounts 2 million KGS which corresponds to slightly more than 1% of the total state budget for statistics.
The previous biennium has witnessed a significant strengthening of UNIDO'sposition in the field, with the vacancy ratio for international Professional staff in field offices being reduced from almost 48 per cent in 2005 to slightly more than 11 per cent in 2007.
In general, for a small town by European standards(it is home to slightly more than 140 thousand inhabitants) Arrival of participants Euro-2016 became a real event.
Since the recruitment of additional extrabudgetary staff to support these activities did not occur until early 2004, the estimated total costs for 2003 were less than one half of the core requirement,but increased to slightly more than the core requirement in 2004.
The allocation for 2006 is SEK 1.8 billion,which is meant to correspond to slightly more than 43 000 full-time places in the adult education system.
Since the recruitment of additional extrabudgetary staff to support these activities did not occur until early 2004, the total costs for 2003 were less than one half of the core requirement, butthe increased costs in 2004 brought the overall expenditure for the biennium to slightly more than the core requirement.
Restricted to full-time workers,women's median income rose from slightly less than 81 per cent to slightly more than 84 per cent of men's median income from gainful employment.
Although the difference in infant mortality rates between the more developed and the less developed regions has declined from 83 in 1970-1975 to 57 in 1990-1995,the ratio of infant mortality in the less developed regions to that in the more developed regions has increased from about 5:1 in 1970-1975 to almost 6:1 in 1980-1985, and to slightly more than 6:1 in 1990-1995.
Men in the CCEE live on average to about sixty-eight years and in the CBP to slightly more than sixty-seven and a half years.
Support provided to UNCTAD by the Regular Programme of Technical Cooperation amounted to slightly more than $1 million in 2007. Resources of the Regular Programme of Technical Cooperation are used for provision to developing countries and countries with economies in transition of sectoral advisory services, and training in the main areas of UNCTAD's work.
The number of persons in these groups increased from 960,000 at the beginning of 2006 to slightly more than one million by the end of the year.
Although the difference in infant mortality rates between the more developed and the less developed regions has declined from 83 points in 1970-1975 to 57 in 1990-1995,the ratio of infant mortality in less developed regions to that in the more developed regions has increased from about 5:1 in 1970-1975 to almost 6:1 in 1980-1985 and to slightly more than 6:1 in 1990-1995.
The Committee took note of the existence of a formal day-care system that provides day care to slightly more than 50 per cent of children up to the age of six.
That rate of increase was slightly lower than that in FDI flows to all developing countries, which rose from an average of $196 billion per year to $744 billion per year, but was higher than the average annual FDI flows worldwide,which rose to slightly more than double their value between the two periods.
In 1996, the shares of the five largest LDC suppliers in GSP imports from LDC beneficiaries amounted to slightly more than 90 per cent in the markets of the United States and Japan and to 97 per cent in the market of the European Union.
The number of students granted special educational support increased between 2002 and2004 from slightly more than 2 000 to slightly more than 3 400 students, an increase by about 60 per cent.
In 1970, only 8.6 per cent of the secondary-age population was enrolled in the education system. By 2000,this percentage had increased to slightly more than one quarter of the secondary-age population; in 2009 it was continuing to show improvements and already stood at 40.25 per cent.
In total, the damage and losses caused by the earthquake are estimated to amount to $7.8 billion,which is equivalent to slightly more than the country's gross domestic product(GDP) for 2009.
Data available on donor support for the Palestinian people until 2002 indicate an increase from an average of $500 million a year in the period 1999- 2000 to slightly more than $1 billion a year in 2001 and 2002 to meet the emerging crisis.