Примери за използване на Base orders на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Base orders up 9%;
Total and base orders grew 3%1;
Base orders declined 6 percent(9 percent in US dollars).
Total orders rose 2 percent(23 percent in US dollars) and third-party base orders increased 3 percent(27 percent in US dollars).
Third party base orders continued to be positive.
Total orders improved 2 percent(12 percent lower in US dollars) while base orders improved 7 percent(3 percent in US dollars).
Base orders for AMEA were steady(1 percent lower in US dollars).
Total orders declined 18 percent(20 percent in US dollars) while base orders were stable(2 percent lower in US dollars).
Third-party base orders increased 8 percent(10 percent in US dollars).
Base orders from the Americas increased 13 percent(37 percent in US dollars).
Total orders grew 4 percent in the quarter(6 percent in US dollars), with base orders improving 3 percent(5 percent in US dollars), primarily on higher demand in the United States, Brazil and Canada.
Base orders were positive in the United States and Mexico and declined in Canada and Brazil.
Third-party base orders grew 5 percent(6 percent in US dollars), underpinned by investments in emerging markets.
Base orders increased 5 percent(11 percent in US dollars), higher in all divisions during the quarter.
Third-party base orders continued to be positive at 5 percent on continued operational investment by process customers;
Base orders up 5%, higher in all divisions and regions; total orders steady.
Growth rates for orders, base orders and revenues are on a comparable basis(local currency adjusted for acquisitions and divestitures).
Base orders were 8 percent lower(9 percent in US dollars) on weak demand in the US, Canada and Brazil.
Base orders for the region increased 9 percent(6 percent in US dollars) with positive contributions from China and India.
Base orders improved 1 percent(4 percent lower in US dollars) with Spain, Sweden and Turkey as the main contributors.
Base orders(classified as orders below $15 million) increased 6 percent(10 percent in US dollars).
Base orders for AMEA increased 12 percent(11 percent in US dollars), with positive contributions from China, Australia and UAE.
Base orders improved 9 percent(15 percent in US dollars), with third-party base order growth in all divisions.
Base orders rose 8 percent(23 percent in US dollars) with positive order trends in Germany, Norway and Italy.
Base orders for the region grew 12 percent(14 percent in US dollars), with strong contribution from the United States, Canada and Brazil.
Third-party base orders increased 10 percent(8 percent in US dollars) on continued strong growth in robotics and light industry.
Base orders declined 2 percent(2 percent in US dollars) as higher demand in the United States and Brazil could not offset declines in Canada.
Third-party base orders grew 15 percent(18 percent in US dollars) mainly driven by industry, particularly in transportation and infrastructure.
Third-party base orders continued to grow at 7 percent(8 percent in US dollars), while large orders were weak in the quarter.
Base orders for the region increased 6 percent(8 percent in US dollars) with positive base order development from India, South Korea and Australia.