Examples of using Could exceed in English and their translations into Russian
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This could exceed $1 billion.
The number of victims could exceed 200.
The actual figure could exceed 600, as many of the executions were allegedly carried out in secret.
The total indicative amount could exceed $30 million.
The number of entities involved, as well as the number of steps required to complete the transaction, could exceed 40.
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Central and east European consumption could exceed 100 Bcm 67.5 Bcm in 1997.
Regarding the criterion of the number of worshippers, the authorities stated that there wereno precise limits and that the number of worshippers could exceed 20 or 30.
Formal accounts say that the unemployment rate could exceed 7 percent in 2009(www. statistica. md).
It was now reaching 30 per cent of the midpoint of the scale,which could no longer be considered symbolic since at lower grade levels it could exceed the total salary.
With focused additional effort,the recycling rate could exceed 30% of the Hg consumed in products by 2015.
The get-response command cannot be used in chaining mode to get a data which length could exceed 255 bytes.
Upkeep costs for facilities of this complexity could exceed hundreds of millions a year, and this is serious money for clubs outside our main cities.
As the result term of actual detention could exceed 72 hours.
Models have predicted that the orbital debris environment could exceed the meteoroid environment in certain regions of low Earth orbit.
Cabaret is vigorous, and if cultivated in optimal conditions it could exceed 2 m high.
This means that the true figure for maternal mortality could exceed 872,000 as estimated by the United Kingdom International Development Select Committee.
Information before the Committee suggested that pretrial detention could exceed eight months.
The unemployment is on the rise,with official accounts showing that it could exceed 7 percent in 2010, compared with an employment rate of under 20 percent.
The Nitrates Directive(91/676/EEC) requires the identification of groundwater sites/bodies where the annual average nitrate concentration exceeds or could exceed 50 mg NO3/l.
Insurance data indicated that the cost of head injuries could exceed notional cost of life as well imposing major societal burdens.
It is estimated that the economic benefit from improving long-term weather and climate forecasts could exceed USD 7 billion per year.
In municipalities with approximately 50,000 inhabitants, the saving could exceed one million euros annually.
Since these products can often contain small(possibly permissible) amounts of industrially produced trans-fatty acids(iTFAs),the trans-fat intake of people consuming multiple servings could exceed the recommended limits.
RMS noise levels generated by industrial activity(not presented in Table 3.2) could exceed the 120 dB disturbance threshold.
One speaker noted that his country already had 19 Academic Impact members and that the number could exceed 25 by the end of 2014.
The study estimated that losses from diminishing agricultural productivity could exceed eight per cent of Armenian GDP by 2100.
In the course of the project, the port will create an additional RAID anchorage andtransshipment volumes could exceed 1 million tonnes per year.
The radiation dose is probably very low, butthe resulting concentration of depleted uranium could exceed the WHO health standards for drinking water.
The Commission noted that the region's share of world GDP currently exceeded 30 per cent and that it could exceed 50 per cent by 2050.
However, as the leader of OP estimates,the cost of the event could exceed the millions of lei.