Приклади вживання Million poods Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Over 250 million poods.
Million poods more than the amount of grain actually handed over for 1930.
The Kiev oblast was allocated 6 million poods by March 18.
This was 167 million poods more than the figure for 1929.
As of January 2, targets were again lowered,to 62.5 million poods.
Later, he raised the question of importing 50 million poods, that is, for 100 million rubles' worth of foreign currency.
The agricultural sector was set a quota for 434 million poods, i. e.
In July 1932 2 million poods of grain from the new harvest was requisitioned(against 16.4 million poods in July 1931).
The quota for daily shipments(now) should be raised to 3-4 million poods at a minimum.
Despite these apparent successes in production, the total amount of grain collected by February 5 wasonly 255 million poods(compared to 440 million poods in 1931) while the numbers of“hunger and malnutrition cases” as registered by the GPU of Ukraine, increased every day, particularly in rural areas and small towns.
At first Rykov spoke of the need to import some 80-100 million poods of grain.
On February 20, 1933,the Dnipropetrovsk oblast received 1.2 million poods of food aid, Odessa received 800 thousand, and Kharkiv received 300 thousand.
Later that month, on January 14,the targets were lowered even further-by 29.4 million poods, to 33.1 million. .
The amount of food tax that Ukraine had to pay from the1921 harvest was approved as117 million poods and the republic was also obliged to repay its debt from the 1920 allocations- a total of 171 million poods of grain.
Molotov reported that the harvest quota for 1930was returning to the previous figure of 490 million poods(“geeing up”).
However, the republic was forced to deduct more than 10 million poods of grain for export from the 1922 harvest.
At the 7th All-Ukrainian Congress of Soviets(December 1922), People's Commissar for Land Affairs Ivan Klymenko mentioned a significantly smaller number-200 million poods.
The August“assault” on Ukraine's villages gave the State 47 million poods of grave, and in September they squeezed out another 59 million. .
First of all, it has been forgotten that this year's harvest of rye andwheat-- I refer to the gross harvest-- is about 500-600 million poods less than last year's.
In the second half of the19th century, Ukrainian sugar plants produced over three million poods of sugar per annum, which was nearly 80 per cent of the empire's total production.
In order to provide bread for the towns and industrial centres, for the Red Army and the regions growing industrial crops,we require about 500 million poods of grain annually.
By June 1931, in the agricultural sector(kolkhozes and independent farmers)393 million poods from the 1930 harvest had been gathered, and in all for the republic- 471 million poods.
By July, the total amount of aid provided from Central Soviet Authorities for food, sowing andforage for“agricultural sector” was numbered more than 17 million poods.
The total amount of grain collected by February 5,1933 was only 255 million poods(compared to 440 million poods in 1931).
The new grain requisition quota from the harvest of 1932 for Ukraine was approved on 6July at the III All-Ukrainian Party Conference at 356 million poods, 40 million poods less than from the 1931 harvest.
In May, in a desperate effort to change the situation,the central Soviet Government provided 7.1 million poods of grain for food for Ukraine and reverted no less than 700 agricultural tractors intended for other regions of USSR.
In 1879 over one thousand miners worked there and over 3.6 million poods of coal were mined.
That is the principal reason why our grain procurements(rye and wheat) in the Ukraine by April1 last year totalled 200 million poods, while this year the total barely reached 26-27 million poods.
Between February and June 1933, thirty-five Politburo decisions andSovnarkom decrees authorized the issue of a total of 35.19 million poods(576,400 tonnes), or more than half of total aid to Soviet agriculture as a whole.