Examples of using Die annually in English and their translations into Russian
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WHO noted that nearly 11,000 women and girls die annually while giving birth.
Up to 18 million die annually from hunger, malnutrition and poverty-related causes.
Because of the irresponsible usage of plastic, lots of animals species die annually.
But still, nearly 11 million die annually of preventable diseases.
As a result of complications in childbirth or pregnancy,70,000 girls die annually.
About 70,000 adolescents in developing countries die annually of causes related to pregnancy and childbirth.
Fifty per cent of the population has no access to drinking water, and, as a result,50,000 children die annually.
Some 12 million children under five years old still die annually of readily preventable causes.
Tens of thousands of people die annually due to tobacco use, and thousands of non-smokers face the same fate due to passive Smoking.
It is a widespread and dangerous disease, from which more than 7 million people die annually all over the world.
Of the more than 1 million who die annually of malaria, most are children, due to their weak immune systems.
Widows die younger than their married counterparts, andover 195,000 Americans die annually from hospital negligence.
It is estimated that over 3 million newborns die annually, while half a million women continue to die annually from childbirth-related causes.
We must not forget that 11 million girls andboys under the age of 5 die annually due to preventable causes.
More than 350,000 women die annually from complications during pregnancy or childbirth; 99 per cent of these deaths are in lowincome countries.
Some 70,000 adolescent girls in developing countries die annually of causes relating to pregnancy and childbirth.
Thirty-six million people die annually from non-communicable diseases; 25 per cent of them are under 60 years of age, and most reside in developing countries.
Despite major advances in science and medicine,about 100,000 women in the Asia-Pacific region still die annually during childbirth.
WHO has estimated that more than 70,000 women die annually as a result of complications arising from unsafe abortion.
The high neonatal mortality rates andthe fact that these deaths represent 50 per cent of the 1.4 million children under 5 years who die annually in the State party;
However, approximately 11 million children under five still die annually in developing countries, mostly from preventable diseases.
Another 10-15 million suffer severe or long-lasting illnesses or disabilities caused by complications during pregnancy or childbirth,and 250,000 die annually from cervical cancer.
The report tells us that about 1.2 million people die annually and millions more are injured or disabled as a result of road accidents.
Mindful that half of the population in participating countries have no access to proper sanitation and about one million men, women andchildren reportedly die annually due to water and sanitation related diseases;
More than 36 million people die annually from NCDs, making up 63 per cent of global deaths-- deaths which, in large part, could have been prevented.
In an era of globalization, when technology, trade and investment have advanced dramatically,it is disturbing that 6 million children die annually of diseases that could be prevented or effectively treated.
An estimated 358,000 women die annually from complications during pregnancy or childbirth as compared to 546,000 in 1990 a 34 per cent drop.
However, can mankind's conscience remain indifferent to the plight of the more than 1 billion people who continue to suffer from hunger, andto that of the millions of children who die annually from malnutrition, as well as from diseases and epidemics for which treatment is both available and affordable?
According to government figures,15,000 Australians die annually from smoking, while tobacco-related illness costs society 31.5 billion Australian dollars(US$32.9 billion) annually. .
Member States should ensure access to safe, legal and affordable abortion services for all women and adolescent girls,recognizing that at least 70,000 girls and women die annually and another 8 million suffer serious complications from unsafe abortion.