Examples of using Revised upward in English and their translations into Russian
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The amount of these benefits has recently been revised upward.
Once again the bank revised upward its guidance for 2012, raising net income target from T60bn to T64bn.
The level of minimum wage is revised upward every year.
The appeal was revised upward to $1.5 billion on 18 February, following a more comprehensive needs assessment.
A record high current account surplus in 1Q revised upward to $6.3bn.
The bank revised upward its guidance for 2012, raising net income target from T50bn to T60bn and projected ROAE from 15% to 20.1.
High earnings forecasts have been revised upward, but from low levels.
The production guide for OMG was revised upward by 2% to 5,478 thousand tons while the total production is expected to come at 8,278 tons, 1% higher than expected, as drilling is ahead of the schedule.
On the ADP report, the key indicator was 177K jobs,the previous indicator was revised upward by 11K.
Ryder Scott, the company's petroleum consultant, revised upward its 2P reserve estimates by 75bln barrels(a 15% increase).
Thus the Japanese assets were supported by final data onGDP growth in Q4, which was revised upward to -0.3% vs.
Government revenue for the same period was revised upward from $650 million to an estimated $666 million.
On the subject of the low per capita income adjustment,India shared the view of the Group of 77 that the gradient should be revised upward from the current 80 per cent.
A record high current account surplus in 1Q revised upward to $6.3bn- Economic analysis and interest rates/ Economics.
For an objective, realistic and equitable assessment of a country's capacity to pay, the gradient of the low per capita income adjustment, at present 80 per cent,needed to be revised upward.
Amounta Governmental contributions a These figures may be revised upward when further confirmation of funding proposals become available.
The expenditure budget has also been revised upward from US $67.1 million to US $138.3 million, both in line with the projected increase in resources and also to provide for the use of project income received during the last quarter of the biennium 2004-2005 which has been carried over to this biennium;
These minimum requirements come into effect on 1 January 2013, and will be revised upward in subsequent years.
The current gradient of 80 per cent should be revised upward to provide a realistic and equitable assessment of capacity to pay.
The financial targets of $1.4 billion in 2005 and $1.5 billion in 2010(for prevention activities only) that were set by the Conference are far below these estimated requirements andshould be revised upward to more accurately address current needs and costs, including those for treatment.
The growth rate of the economy has been revised upward from 3.3 to 3.5-4%, which reflects higher performance in the mining sector than we expected.
The Group was informed that cost estimates and, consequently,requirements for the biennium 2012-2013 were likely to be revised upward if the current patterns of expenditures were confirmed.
That funding scenario could be revised upward by the Governing Council at its subsequent sessions in the event of better resource realities.
As shown in the annexto the present report, the requirement for the associated costs under the strategic heritage plan has been revised upward by CHF 37 million, including CHF 27 million for furniture see para. 29 above.
In July, the consolidated appeal process for Mali was revised upward to take into account the new needs identified by humanitarian partners after the military intervention at the beginning of 2013.
The number of people in need of emergency water supplies has been revised upward from the originally estimated 2.7 million to 4.2 million.
The expenditure budget has also been revised upward from $121.4 million to $145.2 million, primarily to provide for the use of project income received during the last quarter of the biennium 2006- 2007 which has been carried over to this biennium;
The estimated level of expenditures to be financed from extrabudgetary resources in 2006-2007 has been revised upward from some $13.4 million reflected in the proposed programme budget for that biennium to $23.4 million.
The national salary scale for the mission had been revised upward with effect from 1 September 2006, resulting in an increase of about 14 per cent over the salary costs originally budgeted for 2006/07.
In this connection, the Committee was informed that,as at 1 July 2005, malicious acts insurance policy cost projections for the 2004-2005 biennium were revised upward to $19,960,100, primarily because the number of staff covered by the insurance policy increased from 40,062 in 2003 to 61,848.
