Examples of using Figures must in English and their translations into German
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The figures must almost monthly be updated;
Of course, technical factors, facts, figures, must be known and taken into account.
These figures must be recalculated for the opposite nations.
Especially if you are in the Commercial field, figures must be commented and easy to understand.
So the figures must be drawn artistically so that their aspect shows nature and quality.
Where the market has been defined as national, these figures must be given for the EEA, the Community and the temtory of the EFTA States.
These figures must be compared with industry averages to properly evaluate inventory management.
In other words, it was not, and is not, amatter of changing the figures which have been drawn up by the Commission's departments, because the figures must be credible, that is, they must not be subject to any political pressure.
The letters and figures must be at least 4 mm in height.
This marking shall be carried out by stamping on the outside surface of the carcase using an indelible and non-toxic ink following a method approved by the competent national authorities;the letters and figures must be not less than two centimetres in height.';
The monthly, quarterly and annual figures must of course be constantly compared with the planned budget.
Two measures commonly used to assess inventory management efficiency are 1- inventory turnoverratios and 2- the number of days' sales in inventory. These figures must be compared with industry averages to properly evaluate inventory management.
But these positive figures must not obscure the serious inequalities and problems which still exist.
Indeed, while I am pleased to see the lowering of the unemployment rate on the European scale(9.4% of the working population in 1999 as against 10.1% in 1998),the actual gross figures must, in no way, obscure the human and social aspects of the economic situation which are extremely hard to bear in the most disadvantaged regions of the Community.
Certain figures must be placed“all in all“, ever“in a complex“, is never“overall it makes us comfortable“.
The half-yearly report must include at least the information provided for in Chapters I to IV of Schedule B annexed to this Directive; where a UCITS has paid orproposes to pay an interim dividend, the figures must indicate the results after tax for the half-year concerned and the interim dividend paid or proposed.
Government debt figures must be consolidated according to the Maastricht definition.
By markings indicating the category, the conformation class and the degree of fat cover and, secondly, by an identification or slaughter number. Markings indicating the category, conformation class and fat cover must be perfectly legible and shall be stamped using non-toxic, fast, indelible ink in accordance with a procedure approved by the competent national authorities;the letters and figures must be at least 2 cm high.
These figures must be compared with those for the two years prior to entry into force of the Convention, viz.: 6.2 thousand million EUA for 1973 and 10.5 thousand million EUA for 1974;
Any changes in the modes of expression and significant figures must not involve changes to the methods of measurement used by the Member States in the various stations in Annex I.
However, the figures must first be allowed to speak, they must be published, and we must be patient, and if they prove incorrect, the policy will have to be changed so as to put them right.
This shocking figure must be minimised.
Figure must be well smoothed, to underneath no air bubbles.
It is clear that this figure must be multiplied by the number of family members.
This figure must only be used when disposing of the appliance, and must not be used to repair it.
This figure must only be used when disposing the appliance, and must not be used to repair it.
This figure must be viewed in the context of an annual unallocated TAC of 650,000 tonnes which the relevant Regional Fisheries Organisation NEAFC(North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission) has been setting since 1994.
But the EU average shows a starker reality: only 18% of the non-working populationat-risk-of-poverty is in receipt of social assistance even if this figure must be qualified: it does not take into account receipt of other types of benefits6.
However, this figure must greatly underestimate the actual expansion of the dairy cow stock to be expected due to the fact that the equations only take account of the short-term price effects in cattle farming that is, on the whole, not very profitable, whereas, in fact, cattle farming will become very profitable after Denmark's accession to the EEC despite increasing feed costs.