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Table 1 shows the figures referred to SBP.
The figures refer to the operational steps as defined in Box 3.
Up until the end of 1998, figures refer to Slovenian tolar per ECU.
Figures refers to penetration rate for Portuguese mainland excluding Madeira and the Azores.
Note: The figures refer to the oprational steps as defined in Box 3.
Notes: Times are given in ECB time( C.E.T.) and the figures refer to the operational steps defined in Box 3.
Note: The figures refer to the operational steps as defined in Box 3.
Among the scarce legends of the groups indigenous"onahaus","yaganes" and"alacalufes" one figures referred to the appearance of wild animals in the Big Island.
And these figures refer only to the dramas that have been recorded and evaluated.
To prevent distortions in the comparisons with other agricultural sectors,the team did not take into account figures referring to the employees in the alcohol distilleries and the sugar mills.
These figures refer exclusively to the information which Amnesty International has been able to collect.
The statistics show the sum of the cross-border assets held in custody via both the CCBM andthe links between SSSs figures refer to the value of assets in custody on the last Friday of the month.
Figures refer to the respective 2005 Fiscal Years of the various IFIs, which in some cases run from 1/7 to 30/6.
The figures are not fully comparable between Member States because of different inclusion of waste from different sources.i2 The figures refer to countries having reported data and not necessarily to all Member States.
Table 2 shows figures referring to HR at training and respective standard deviations with different RI.
The figures refer to countries having reported data and not necessarily to all Member States, f 1961. 01991. Γ 1992.
In this chapter, figures refer to‘daily or almost daily use' defined as use on 20 or more days out of the last 30 days.
The figures refer to a vehicle with basic configuration in Germany and the range shown considers optional equipment and the different size of wheels and tires available on the selected model.
A significant percentage of these figures refer to the use of concessional lines of credit/loans for building equipment and infrastructure and for investments in the sector of social housing and renewable energies.
These figures refer to all Brazilian hospitals that are part of the Hospital Sentinel Network, regardless of the category and age range of patients.
These figures refer to the years 2011-2012, the peak point of the curve, after which there is a slight decline due to delays and embargo, as discussed above.
The figures referred to above show that the differences would be rather small and that- given the uncertainty which necessarily surrounds the forecasts of variables, such as investment or wages- the forecast ranges presented in this Bulletin would certainly accommodate them.
For the years 2007-2009, the figures refer to estimates prepared as part of the UNFPA/IBGE Project BRA/4/P31A- Population and Development, Population Coordination and Social Indicators, while for the years 2000 and 2010, the values used were from the Demographic Census of those years.
This figure refers to the members of the regional(Land) governments, and not to the second chamber- the Bundesrat- which only comprises 45 members.
The figure refers to Andy Tsang, the head of Hong Kong police force.
This figure refers to the number of 51 mills of cassava flour and sugar.
The figure refers to the western and central areas of WHO Europe, which include some non-EU countries, and the total deaths for Estonia.
Note: The%(95%CI) in the figure refers to individuals who meet the immediately preceding criteria, and not to the overall total of participants.
We believe, furthermore, that this figure refers only to those who have had the courage to complain of a problem they have encountered, and that, sadly, the real situation is much more serious.