Examples of using Footnotes to tables in English and their translations into Russian
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Footnotes to tables.
Note: See also footnotes to tables 4 and 5.
Footnotes to tables.
Note: See also separate footnotes to Tables 4, 5 and 6.
Footnotes to tables 4 and 5.
Note: See also separate footnotes to tables 4, 5 and 6 below.
Footnotes to tables I and II.
Data from KosovoI are included as footnotes to Tables 1-7 and 15-21.
Explanations of special cases orof instances in which table totals do not match are given in the footnotes to tables.
Note: See also separate footnotes to tables 4, 5 and 6 following table 6.
Explanations for additional terms anddefinitions are given in the footnotes to tables A-1 and B-1.
The delegation of Canada recommended that in the future the footnotes to tables 1 to 7 in the Implementation Committee's report specify the names of Parties outside the geographic scope of EMEP.
Data are derived from the financial statements of the United Nations funds and programmes;see also footnotes to tables A-1 and B-1.
Explanations for additional terms anddefinitions are given in the footnotes to tables A-1 and B-1 in the annex.
Explanations for special cases, or instances in which table totals do not match,have been given in the footnotes to tables.
When presenting census results, it is suggested that any such differences be highlighted and explained in footnotes to tables and in metadata as well as in any textual analysis.
Sources and footnotes to table 2.
Footnotes to table on following page.
See footnotes to table 2.
Footnotes to table 22.
Note: See footnotes to table 5.
Core Totalf a, b, c, d,e See footnotes to table A-1.
Add footnotes to Table 7 as follows.
Footnotes to table 6.
See footnotes to Table 13.1.
See footnote to table 2 for definition.
However, in this model, some organizations report only the administrative expenses in their regular budget,while others report total expenses see footnotes to table 1.
As indicated in the footnotes to table 27D.3, for the biennium 2000-2001 there is a reduction of four P-3 posts in the number of posts financed from the support account for peacekeeping operations.
As indicated in the footnote to table 6, posts funded from earmarked funds(including trust funds) have been excluded from the 2012-2013 staffing tables, since they are of a temporary nature, and are subject to frequent changes based on programme/project activity requirements.
On the question of the footnote to table 1.1, he said that, in the past, the relevant table had reflected the resources earmarked for a number of offices, such as the Department of Political Affairs.