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Estimates vary a lot, but some figures suggest.
Early 1993 figures suggest recession is worsening.
More than 6,600 people have been infected in the country, but figures suggest the number of new infections….
The figures suggest that a"globalisation of poverty" process is taking place.
The decline in industrial orders for the third month running and in production for the second month ina row, together with simultaneous positive domestic figures, suggests that Germany's export engine is sputtering due to the global slowdown.
Provisional figures suggest a further increase in 1998.
These somewhat stark figures are not an accurate reflection of the real situation, which is that between the Commission and Parliament, and I think I can say between Parliament and the Council,there is greater agreement than the figures suggest on the essential aspects of the dossier.
However, the April figures suggest that the rebound may not be sustained.
The figures suggest that since unification one in every three East Germans has lost their job.
Although there was a change in classification for cereal farms in 1995, the figures suggest that at the very least there has also been no net loss in the amount of agricultural labour within this sector between 1975 and 1995.
These figures suggest that lower cotton prices experienced in the current crop year will result in lower acreage and production in virtually all major production countries next season.
The latest figures suggest that Japan could, once again, be in a liquidity trap.
The figures suggest that the economies of new Member States are still undergoing intense structural change.
For the candidate countries, figures suggest that after a long and difficult period, air transport passenger numbers in Bulgaria and Romania are increasing again.
These figures suggest a trend towards the implementation of this guideline in the near future.
Provisional figures suggest that twice as many peo-pletook part in the event as last year.
These figures suggest that non-resident drivers are relatively more involved in speeding offences than resident drivers12.
These figures suggest that the great majority of Zajas' 2,000 households had no family member in formal employment.
Overall, these figures suggest that anti-immigrant attitudes seem to be the strongest in Greece and Hungary.
These figures suggest that the upcoming InterTabac is the global trade platform for the tobacco industry worth visiting this year.
These figures suggest near-maximum utilisation, given that most reactors have to shut down every 18 to 24 months for re-fuelling.
Available figures suggest a slight decline in sludge use in agriculture in the EU, from about 43% in 1995 to 37% in 2000.
These figures suggest that although the downturn certainly had a sweeping impact- especially for people with lower levels of education- the effect of the broader changes in the global education and economic landscapes is even larger.
Figures suggest that Denmark is clearly alone at the top of the income from agricultural activity scale measured by net value added at factor cost per AWU for"1996" in ECU, with levels more than twice as high as the European Union average.
If the figures suggest that the company's equity will not comply with regulations following the annual closing, it might be a good idea to decide on forgiving receivables or making free transfers, and implementing this during the reporting year.
The figures suggest that the choice of the field of study does by no means definitely set the course," said DPMA President Rudloff-Schäffer and added:"On the way from university to marketable invention, a substantial part of female innovative potential remains untapped.
Official figures suggest a doubling of passenger numbers in just fifteen or twenty years, and if you look at what that means in UK terms alone, in order to meet that scale of demand we would be needing an extra four new Heathrow Airports or an extra eight new Gatwick Airports.
Friday's figure suggests there's no reason to panic.
Although, reducing inequality is not the only goal of social security expenditures, the figure suggests that it is possible to improve public finances without increasing the income inequality provided efficiency gains can be identified.