Examples of using A readership in English and their translations into Russian
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The paper claims a readership of about 1200 per quarter.
In February 2014, two years after its launch,The Times of Israel claimed a readership of 2 million.
The magazine has a readership of 225,000 people per issue, while the magazine's website counts two million total readers.
The Mercury's got a circulation of 22,000, a readership of half that again.
A readership survey form has also been available on the UNCTAD home page on the Internet but this, too, has yielded a negligible response so far.
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IRIN reports are available via its web site, as well as email,which now reflect 8,000 subscribers, or a readership of over 40,000 for the Africa service alone.
Boasting a readership of predominantly C-suite management from leading companies, the UK-based publication covers international markets and business strategy.
He became part owner of, chief editor of, and an active contributor to the literary journal Magazin für Literatur,where he hoped to find a readership sympathetic to his philosophy.
This market-based indication of commercial value can be more reliable than a readership survey in determining the value attached by users to various publications.
According to a readership survey conducted in 1994, most Development Business subscribers found the publication a valuable resource that served their needs.
As it has with other publications, the Department recently conducted a readership survey of Africa Recovery to assess its relevance and importance to its audiences.
Analyses of economic developments and problems in the ECE region in the Economic Surveyof Europe* were considered very useful or useful by 88 per cent of respondents to a readership survey in 2004.
Staff members of the Centre agreed that a readership survey undertaken periodically for each publication could help to enhance the relevance and usefulness of the Centre's publications.
The Iron Ore Market 2009-2011 was one of 11 UNCTAD publications selected for review by a readership survey of UNCTAD publications in 2010 TD/B/WP(58)/CRP.1.
In 2005, the Journal reported a readership profile of about 60 percent top management, an average income of $191,000,an average household net worth of $2.1 million, and an average age of 55.
Advice to author departments on improving the quality of their publications in order toreach as wide a readership as possible and to generate maximum sale of successful titles;
On the contrary, 81 per cent of the respondents to a readership survey conducted by the Department in 1994 stated that Africa Recovery provided them with information not regularly available in any other publication.
Advice to author departments on improving the quality of their publications to reach as wide a readership as possible and to generate maximum sale of successful titles;
A readership survey to establish which ESCAP publications and documents are most in demand and to rationalize mailing lists to ensure more cost-effective dissemination of information.
In order to gauge the quality and usefulness of its flagship reports,the secretariat has conducted a readership survey, whose findings will be submitted to the Working Party for review at its current session.
The newspaper, published on pink paper, sells over 400,000 copies daily(more on Mondays when readers want to catch up on the weekend's events), andcan claim a readership in excess of three million.
The results of a readership survey on the 2012 issue indicate that 50 per cent of respondents used the report for policy analysis and research, 25 per cent used it for policy formulation and 25 per cent used it for education and training.
Advice to author departments on improvingthe quality of their publications in order to reach as wide a readership as possible and to generate maximum sale of successful titles;
A readership survey covering selected publications produced under various technical cooperation activities to gauge usefulness and impact, with a view to improving the quality of assistance provided to developing countries.
For the training materials these will include a readership survey, questionnaire and peer review process that would provide judgements concerning the quality of content, presentation, usefulness, quality of reference and dissemination of each paper.
The rapid emergence of online information services accelerates the production cycle:today, journalists are continuously overloaded with real-time information, and they have a readership that has greater access to information sources.
Her Los Angeles Examiner column came to appear in over six hundred newspapers the world over, with a readership of more than twenty-million, and Parsons gradually became one of the most powerful voices in the movie business with her daily allotment of gossip.
STOP Disasters, a quarterly magazine devoted to disaster prevention started by the IDNDR secretariat, is published by the international institute Stop Disasters at Naples,Italy, with a readership of 11,000 subscribers in 205 countries and territories.
Publications of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development-- with over 3 million downloads in 2003 and a 91 per cent rating as"very useful" in a readership survey-- acquired international recognition as key reference materials, especially in the area of foreign direct investment.