Examples of using First estimates in English and their translations into German
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Table 2: Information base for 2001, first estimates.
First estimates talk about a minimum of 2-3 bn US-dollars in insured losses.
Table 2: Information base for 2005, first estimates 1.
The first estimates for 2007 will be published in December.
No. 10/98- Agricultural income: first estimates for 1998.
First estimates suggest that diesel use could have increased by about 8% in 1986.
Table 2- Population changes in Europe in 2002 first estimates.
These schedules are the first estimates of Motorola and are subject to change.
First estimates were published in news release No 99/98, 17 December 1998.
As early as 1998 he published his first estimates on global net primary production.
First estimates for 2014- EU28 real agricultural income per worker down by 1.7.
Growth for 1995 was revisedupwards from 2.9% to4.3% andfor 1996, the first estimates show a 4% real increase.
First estimates of impact on Allianz from flood in Germany and neighboring countries.
The second article examines the reliability of, and revisions to, the first estimates of GDP in the euro area.
First estimates for real GNP in the third quarter of 1984 suggest that growth has slowed to around 4% at annual rate.
The 2013-14 tax complianceaction plan is being implemented and first estimates suggest some positive effects.
First estimates put Pluto about the size of Neptune, but with more observations that was revised down, and down and down.
In July 2016 compared with June 2016, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector increased by 1.8% in the euro area(EA19)and by 1.1% in the EU28, according to first estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.
The first estimates by the TINA group indicate that additional expenditure in the region of ECU 45 billion to ECU 150 billion is required.
In February 2016 compared with January 2016, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector fell by 1.1% in the euro area(EA19)and by 0.4% in the EU28, according to first estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.
The first estimates of agricultural income for 2004 show a year-on-year increase of 3.3% in the European Union as a whole.
In January 2016 compared with December 2015, seasonally adjusted production in the construction sector increased by 3.6% in the euro area(EA19)and by 1.6% in the EU28, according to first estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.
First estimates for 2014 Consumption per capita varied by almost one to three across EU Member States GDP per capita by one to six.
As regards the"n+2" rule(applying at the end of 2007 to commitmentsmade in 2005 or before) first estimates show that the risk of possible decommitments concerning rural development funds is around EUR 70 million.
First estimates for GDP( often called« flash estimates") before this date are extremely useful, provided they are sufficiently reliable.
However, since these first estimates for 1995 refer to the base year 1994, the comments and analyses relate chiefly to the European Union as territorially defined prior to 1 January 1995 i.e. EUR 12.
First estimates produced by the Member States show that over 130 million people were employed in the Community in 1988, an increase of 1.8% over 1987.
First estimates of Research& Development in 2013- R& D expenditure just over 2% of GDP in the EU28 in 2013- Almost two thirds performed in the business sector.
First estimates for GDP and main components(" flash estimates") at least 15 days earlier are very useful, provided they are sufficiently reliable.
These first estimates are no substitute for case-by-case studies, particularly the corridor studies provided for by the Memorandum of Understanding mentioned in section 7.1 of this Communication.