Examples of using Largest decrease in English and their translations into Russian
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The largest decrease was recorded on military goods.
East Asia, South Asia and South-East Asia achieved the largest decreases in percentage terms.
The largest decrease(-30bps) was on 16-year maturity.
Focus area 1 showed the largest increase; focus area 3, the largest decrease.
The largest decrease was demonstrated by MOSPRIME: minus 9bps to 6.88%.
The labour supply shrank from 58.4 per cent in 2000 to 57.6 per cent in 2001, the largest decrease in the last 10 years.
The largest decrease, 6.95 per cent, occurred at the D-1 level 93 out of 367.
From 2008 to 2009, emissions from all activities within the energy sector decreased, with emissions from manufacturing industries and construction having the largest decrease 9.4 per cent.
The largest decrease(5 per cent) was registered in the International Civil Service Commission;
From 1990 to 2010, the agriculture sector had the largest decrease in emissions(21.8 per cent), followed by industrial processes, waste and energy.
The largest decrease among the corporate spreads were posted by Bank of Moscow(-80bps) and Halyk(-25bps).
The ungraded level registered the largest decrease in the appointment of women 5.8 percentage points.
The largest decrease in the average number of vacant jobs was recorded in 1998(70.9 per cent) and 1999 54.1 per cent.
With respect to the Secretariat in particular, between 30 June 2004 and 30 June 2006, the representation of women in decision-making posts, at the Under-Secretary-General to D-1 levels, decreased by 3.71 per cent, with the largest decrease of 6.95 per cent registered at the D-1 level.
The largest decrease occurred in industrial processes, followed by agriculture, waste and energy.
The agriculture sector experienced the largest decrease in emissions(by 20.4 per cent), followed by industrial processes, waste and energy.
The largest decrease was in the active duty Marine personnel, from 343 in 1992 to 55 in 1993.
The agriculture sector experienced the largest decrease in emissions(by 19.5 per cent), followed by the industrial processes, waste and energy sectors.
The largest decreases in spirits consumption were seen in boys and girls in England, Scotland and Denmark.
For emissions including LULUCF, Latvia has the largest decrease(148.1 per cent) and again the greatest increase occurred in Turkey 147.5 per cent.
Largest decrease in illicit drug imports was in heroin imports; customs detected 242 criminal offences in 1998 and 213 in 1999.
Latvia has the largest decrease in emissions: 58.9 per cent for emissions excluding LULUCF and 161.5 per cent for emissions including LULUCF.
The largest decrease is in the Central Africa and the Great Lakes region(132 posts), followed by CASWANAME 130 posts.
The largest decreases in beer consumption were observed among boys in Wales, Denmark and England, and among girls in Denmark.
The largest decrease in emissions excluding LULUCF was in Ukraine(by 56.8 per cent); while the largest decrease in emissions including LULUCF was in Latvia by 240.6 per cent.
The largest decrease in emissions excluding LULUCF was in Romania(by 58.3 per cent), while the largest decrease in emissions including LULUCF was in Latvia by 120.8 per cent.
The largest decrease concerned nationals of Serbia(-10,386), Bosnia and Herzegovina(1,053), Croatia(-1,011), Sri Lanka(-941) and Turkey(-452), confirming the trend of previous years.
The largest decreases in employment for non-Irish nationals occurred in the"Construction"(-20,800),"Wholesale and retail trade: repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles"(-13,200) and"Industry"(-12,100) sectors.
The largest decrease of 16.2 per cent was registered in Europe and the CIS region, followed by Africa and Asia and the Pacific with decreases of 7.8 and 6.5 per cent, respectively.
The largest decrease in wageshas been registered in agriculture, so that the growth rate of real wages constituted 1.7 percent compared to the same period of the last year, by 14.4 percentage points less than in October 2011.