Examples of using Coverage has in English and their translations into Spanish
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This coverage has a minimum cost of €16;
With respect to social protection,the latest available figures indicate that the upward trend in coverage has been quite modest.
Each kind of coverage has its own limits.
Coverage has increased at an average annual rate of 0.7 percentage points between 1990 and 2003.
Second Driver: This coverage has a minimum cost of €9;
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This coverage has a series of complications, three of which we will discuss.
Group/Segment 3: This coverage has a minimum cost of €50;
The coverage has more than doubled in the least developed countries, rising from 41 per cent in 2000 to 88 per cent in 2008.
Third driver: This coverage has a minimum daily cost €1;
Its coverage has grown to include the Bay Ridge section in western Brooklyn, where a weekly version of the paper, The Bay Ridge Eagle, is published.
Since 1992, 14,500 projects have been funded; within the last eight years, their coverage has grown rapidly, from 65 to 123 countries.
Group 3: This coverage has a minimum cost of €42;
To date there has been limited inclusion of agricultural statistics in the NSDS, andin those cases where agriculture was included, the coverage has been limited.
Third Driver: This coverage has a minimum daily cost €3, 1€ daily;
While coverage has been successful, questions remain concerning the quality of care and the long-term sustainability of the scheme.
Overall, for the three regions, which comprise 82.5 per cent of the world's population andthe great majority of developing countries, coverage has increased by less than 6 per cent for water supply and less than 10 per cent for sanitation.
Increased coverage has reduced HIV transmission rates from mother to child in most countries.
Your Description of Coverage has a complete list of covered services.
Coverage has increased for many reasons, including the recognition that social protection can be instrumental in promoting sustainable and inclusive growth.
The biggest average increase in coverage has been in pre-school education, followed by secondary education.
Coverage has increased significantly, with high rates for primary and secondary education, although there are still children and adolescents outside the school system. The greatest effort is required in the area of early education.
These trends show that coverage has ceased to be the central problem of Bolivian education.
This coverage has a deductible of UF3+ VAT for any event per claim and other general exclusions apply such as tire damage, theft of accessories and theft of the vehicle.
In Jakarta and Manila,limited coverage has given rise to a highly developed infrastructure of pit latrines and septic tanks.
Liability coverage has two parts: bodily injury liability and property damage liability.
In Uganda, where a universal primary education program was established, coverage has improved at the primary level while quality has worsened as the increase in teachers and materials has not kept pace with the dramatic rise in enrollment.
Since the study, coverage has been implemented in 18 companies, benefiting more than an additional 1,000 employees.
In 7 opportunities, coverage has been hampered mostly by police or military bodies, and employees of establishments selling food.
Currently(2016), coverage has reached the national level, being present in the32 entities of the country with investments around 170 million USD.
Although health coverage has increased, the quality of care is deficient and families do not have the purchasing power to buy the medicines prescribed to them.