Examples of using Estimates in English and their translations into Arabic
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B/ Based on preliminary estimates.
Recon estimates Gorgonite scum strength at 16!
Explanation of the difference between 2008 and 2007 estimates.
The cost estimates include a vacancy rate of 11 per cent.
For countries without budget closure, figures are estimates(2006).
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The budget estimates must be seen in an overall context.
The forthcoming Conference should begiven the right to determine its own cost estimates.
The cost estimates include a 15 per cent delayed deployment factor.
Delayed deployment factor not considered in aircraft first-year cost estimates.
B Figures are estimates or provisional, as indicated by relevant agencies.
Third, SAT assumes that it wouldhave implemented the alleged investment programme and estimates the amount by which this programme would have increased its revenues.
The cost estimates take into account a 10 per cent turnover factor.
Stated shipping times and delivery estimates are only estimates and are not binding.
Estimates of the private-sector share of aggregate output put it at around 35 per cent.
Below summarises the main points of the previous discussion, and estimates a global total of some 400-600 tonnes of mercury recovered annually from by-product sources.
The estimates for investment costs include, as stated in paragraph 100 of the report, an amount of $250,000 for office furniture and fixtures.
A Figures are estimates or provisional, as indicated by relevant agencies.
Revised estimates under sections 3A, 3B, 3C, 4, 8, 15, 24 and 28 and income section 1(continued).
Adam Jones estimates that 150,000 Vendeans died in what he also considers a genocide.
Interpol estimates at least a dozen drug-related homicides in the last year alone.
Cobham(2004) estimates that seigniorage revenues could range between 0.3 and 4.2 per cent of gross national income(GNI).
United Nations estimates indicate that of the 1.03 billion people on the continent, 34.6 per cent are between the ages of 15 and 34.
The Expert Group estimates that there are currently 15 countries in Asia and Pacific and Africa that use DDT for vector control(see table 1).
The World Economic Forum estimates that at the current rate of progress it will take another 81 years to close the gender gap in economic participation.
A recent study estimates that trade among West African countries could expand by up to 400 per cent on average if their roads were paved.
The UN also estimates that out of that sum, UNITA made at least $3.72 billion, or 93% of all diamond sales, despite international sanctions.
The Synthetic Turf Council estimates that the use of artificial lawns have resulted in the conservation of between six to nine billion gallons of water in 2015.
The World Bank estimates the cost of interventions to promote gender equality under Millennium Development Goal 3 is $7-13 per capita.
It estimates that the project will cost about $200 million, which includes the initial provision of weapons and ammunition as well as the renovation of the Kessely barracks outside Monrovia.
UNICEF estimates its funding contribution to resident coordinator system activities, mostly in programmatic and thematic collaboration, at approximately $1.0 million covering all programme countries.