Examples of using Statistics published in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, the statistics published on hate crimes remained insufficient.
For this, the database on women indecision-making will be updated and revised statistics published.
Statistics published in the World Health Report should be considered within this framework.
The dissemination of absolute figures is common for statistics published at annual or less frequent intervals.
Education statistics published by the Ministry of Economy in a 2008 report are set forth below.
From the data collected,the reliability of the particular airframe-engine combination is measured and statistics published.
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Statistics published pertaining to the local economy also reveal a strong female inclination towards this employment sector.
With 1,138 violent deaths, the department ranks third in the statistics published by Justicia y Paz for the year 1993.
In March 2016, statistics published by the National Records of Scotland showed that 1,671 same-sex marriages took place in Scotland in 2015.
One delegation, which had participated in all five consultations, encouraged HDRO to build linkages with official statistical agencies of the developing world andto adopt statistics published by the governments of various countries.
The Group also notes that the statistics published by UNOCI on inspections do not properly reflect the state of the monitoring of the embargo.
Statistics published by the Chinese customs show that in 1994 China exported 584 metric tons of ores and concentrates, compared to 360 metric tons in 1993.
Article 28 provides that supervision of trade union elections shallbe undertaken by neutral legal committees. Statistics published by the registry of trade unions show that Sudan has 22 general trade unions, 300 syndical committees and 1,500 syndical subcommittees.
According to statistics published by the Juvenile Correction Department in time for this report in 2013, there were 316 juveniles in reform institutions on terrorism charges.
The ministry also ensure that all data, numbers and statistics published are accurate and correct, but shall not bear any legal responsibility for decisions made based on those data.
Statistics published by the ministries concerned prove that no pressure or intimidation is used to prevent victims from filing complaints, and that there is no impunity.
Indonesia may be right when, in statistics published in various propaganda materials, it claims to have created thousands of companies and jobs.
Statistics published by the Food and Agriculture Organization indicate that nearly 900 million men, women and children suffer from hunger, with almost 80 per cent of them living in developing countries.
The above mentioned figures are collected from statistics published by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration, and does not take into account decisions reversed by the Immigration Appeals Board.
Statistics published by the Department of Health in 2015 show that cardiovascular disease is the biggest killer in the UAE, accounting for over a third of deaths each year.
Obesity amongst children is a cause of concern in the UAE. Statistics published by the Abu Dhabi Department of Health in 2014 showed that 14 per cent of pupils across the Emirate's schools were overweight, while 15 per cent of them suffered from obesity.
Statistics published by the United States Department of Justice show an average period of detention from imposition of sentence to execution of 10 years and 7 months, when the average over the period 1977-2007 is calculated.
However, the statistics published in the report of that Commission showed that only a very small percentage of the cases submitted to it had actually been investigated and resolved.
According to the statistics published in the activities report of the Social Solidarity Network(January 2000June 2001), during this period women made up 50 per cent of the displaced population.
It noted from the statistics published on the website of the Department of Manpower and Transmigration that in 2003, women ' s average wage/net salary per month was 74 per cent of that of men.
The statistics published by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) in its Human Development Report for 1998 spoke eloquently of the glaring inequalities which existed in the global distribution of wealth and consumption.
Statistics published by the Economic Commission for Latin America(ECLA) show that 46 per cent of the urban population and 72 per cent of the rural population of Guatemala live in poverty, with a per capita income of less than US$ 60.
The statistics published by ICA on its website shall not, in any way, be regarded as a reference to the population statistics of the state, and shall not be used for such purpose. Such data is limited to ICA's TOR and operations.
Statistics published in 1995 by the United Nations Development Programme showed that women still occupied no more than 7 per cent of ministerial posts and Parliamentary seats and 10 per cent of posts in local government.