Examples of using Figures cited in English and their translations into Russian
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Figures cited by CNCDH, op. cit.
Novaya Gazeta says figures cited in this report are startling.
Even in Moscow,exit polls showed that Yabloko could hope for no less than 6%(figures cited in Kommersant).
As noted, the figures cited above are orders of magnitude.
Poverty takes an especially heavy toll on children,as evidenced by the following figures cited by UNICEF.
As the figures cited above have shown, there has been steady progress towards all these ambitious goals.
Irregular migration is also common in the developing world, but the figures cited are generally not based on data.
The figures cited in the statement made by the representative of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea were groundless.
He had not heard any references to funding at the current meeting andwondered about the source of the figures cited.
She referred to the figures cited in paragraph 276 of the report, which showed a decline in maternal mortality rates.
In order to arrive an understanding of the proportion of Russia's spending on military and police in the coming year, taking into account classified items,one can compare the figures cited with percentages from previous years.
The figures cited are, however, related to old versions of Articles 180b and 181 para. 1, Nos. 2 and 3 of the Criminal Code.
That fact had been noted in Samoa's introductory statement and the figures cited were new, as recent as from mid-January 2005, showing a marked increase in women's participation in all fields.
The figures cited below represent only the information available at the time the present report was finalized.
As for other elements of the present report,the information available to UNDCP on applied law enforcement techniques is incomplete and figures cited are, therefore, given for indicative purposes only.
A former official notes that if the figures cited by Avakov were real, first of all, high-profile murder cases would be solved.
However, it was encouraged to learn in paragraph 4 of the Advisory Committee's related report(A/62/7/Add.12)that the assured contributions for 2008 for core activities would likely be higher than the figures cited in the Secretary-General's report(A/62/509), and it hoped that the Institute would be able to confirm that information.
However, the figures cited related to 1995, and a rise in the number of executions in 1996 was reported from other sources.
The Police statistics define domestic violence as violence against persons living at the same address who are family to each other,so the figures cited include other types of domestic violence in addition to violence in partner relationships. 79% of all domestic violence and 90% of violence in partner relationships were directed against women the average for 1987-2005.
The figures cited in the World Education Report 1995 show that girls and boys are equal as regards enrolment at the primary and secondary levels.
Mr. Saeed(Sudan) noted that the figures cited for maternal mortality were extremely worrisome, especially for developing countries.
The figures cited in question 16 represented an average of 187 penitentiary employees guilty of misconduct per year, while the Penitentiary Administration employed 48,000 people.
Some of the facts and figures cited in the report, in particular the description of the consequences of the construction of Israel's security fence, were greatly exaggerated.
The figures cited in the recent United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime review regarding the ominous growth in poppy cultivation and the processing of opium in Afghanistan cannot fail to be a source of profound concern.
Turkey questioned the allegation and the figures cited, and stated that delays were inevitable for safety as stipulated in IMO Rules 1.2 and 1.3 and that such traffic management rules were a necessary precaution to ensure the safety of all maritime traffic and to ensure safe and orderly traffic flow see IMO document MSC 65/25/Add.2, annex 38.
The figures cited in the World Education Report 1995 showed in that year Turkish women as representing 76 per cent of the illiterate population. This was an increase; in 1980 they represented 73 per cent.
According to figures cited by the Joint Report on Migration96, in 2015, 60% of Kyrgyz migrants in the Russian Federation were undocumented migrants97.
According to figures cited in the Secretary-General's report, by December 2010 the economic losses to Cuba resulting directly from the embargo exceeded $975 billion.
When one considers the figures cited in the Secretary-General's report on the horrific price that the indiscriminate use of mines is in fact exacting, it is worthwhile, even from a purely financial point of view, to ensure that the most effective implementation measures are adopted.
Referring to the figures cited in the High Commissioner's report, he wondered how they had been calculated and whether the States concerned had been involved in the process, noting that the figures, particularly those relating to the repatriation of refugees in Africa, appeared to be exaggerated.