Examples of using Figures published in English and their translations into Slovak
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Figures published by UK Finance.
This was revealed by the OECD figures published today.
The figures published by the United Nations cannot leave us indifferent.
This follows from the figures published by OPEC on Tuesday.
New figures published today by the European Commission show that. eu's popularity continues to grow three years after its launch.
Iran has yet to announce the death toll and rejects figures published by human-rights organizations.
According to the figures published by CER(see Annex IV), overall the punctuality of freight trains is increasing slightly.
The IFO authors inexplicably calculate CO2 emissions for Model 3 thatare 16 percent higher than the official figures published by Germany's Federal Environmental Agency.
The figures published reveal that in 2014, Erasmus+ already benefited more people through a wide range of opportunities.
The authors, for example, incorrectly calculated CO2 emissions for a Tesla Model 3 asbeing 16 percent higher than the official figures published by Germany's Federal Environmental Agency.
Recent figures published by the European Commission show that a total of 175 900 fake euro coins were withdrawn from circulation last year.
Recent figures published by the European Commission show that a total of 175 900 fake euro coins were withdrawn from circulation last year.
The figures published today confirm the pivotal role Erasmus+ is playing in building a stronger, more inclusive and more resilient Europe.
Figures published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) show that 40% of worldwide tourism has a cultural dimension.
Figures published by the European Commission(EC)3 show that EU Member States(MS) have concluded over 1 400 BITs since the 1950s.
Generally, the figures published by official national sources are lower than those contained in the studies of experts and international organisations.
The figures, published in the cartel's monthly report, underline why Saudi Arabia and some other members are talking about cutting production again.
Figures published on 26 February 2009 show a reduction of 5.6% in passenger traffic and 23.2% in cargo traffic in January 2009 compared with the same month in 2008.
Official figures published by the UK's Department for Education(DFE) revealed that nearly 70 percent of all school children in Greater London were nonwhite.
Figures published this week show that, while the income of company directors has risen by more than a fifth, wages for the workforce as a whole have fallen in real terms over the past year.[…].
Figures published by EU customs authorities reflect a clear increase in customs activity, with a rise in registered cases from 26,704 in 2005 to 43,572 in 2009, i.e. up by about 60% in five years.
Also, figures published by EU customs authorities reflect a clear increase in customs activity, with a rise in registered cases from 26,704 in 2005 to 43,572 in 2009, i.e. up by about 60% in five years4.
Other figures published for the first time show that broadband based on mobile technologies such as 3G and data services via data cards seems to be taking off in a number of Member States.
The figures, published by Family Action, follow the investment of up to £26 million announced by the Education Secretary in March for two leading charities to run clubs to improve breakfast for pupils in more than 1,700 schools by 2020.
In 2008, according to figures published by the European Central Bank, a total of 666 000 counterfeit euro banknotes were removed from circulation- so, a little over 600 000 compared to 20 billion genuine euro banknotes: this number is not too alarming.
New figures published by the European Commission today show that, in spite of reduced growth perspectives for the economy at large, broadband growth has continued in the last year throughout the EU, with an increase of 19.23% between July 2008 and July 2007.
Figures published this month show that losses- such as that experienced by Ms Davies- climbed to £14 million last year, up from £6.9 million the previous year and £2.8 million in 2015, according to Financial Fraud Action UK.