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This number remained practically unchanged until 1990.
The load capacity of the freight car,even the composition remains practically unchanged.
LIPID PARAMETERS This section is practically unchanged from that of the previous guidelines.
The interior decoration of the religious building has also remained practically unchanged.
This sleepy village has remained practically unchanged for decades, if not centuries.
The population in Central Asia is growing, but the amount of water andirrigated land remains practically unchanged.
The layout of the city has survived practically unchanged since that time until the present day.
In recent years, unfortunately,the achievements had been insignificant, and the list of Non-Self-Governing Territories remained practically unchanged.
Their appearance andfunctions have remained practically unchanged during this time.
In analyzing the causes of the dying of the population ofthe Republic of Serbia, one should point out that the structure of death causes in the 8-year period remained practically unchanged.
In 1978 the total consumption in other countries remained practically unchanged from the previous year.
Life expectancy at birth, calculated from the existing age-specific mortality rates(abridged approximative mortality tables), shortened in the period1989/ 90-1996/97 by more than two years for male infants in central Serbia, while it remained practically unchanged in Vojvodina.
The number of recipients of assistance for particular circumstances remained practically unchanged from the previous year at 1.9 million people.
Article 15 was retained practically unchanged except for the phrase"any extraordinary event or circumstance", in view of the fact that the information to be requested by the General Secretary with the authorization of the Council referred to a special event or circumstance requiring the submission of a special report.
It passes through your digestive system practically unchanged.
The state of stocks remained practically unchanged since the last global assessment prepared by FAO in 2005, reinforcing the conclusion that there are probably few opportunities to increase exploitation, except in some areas of the Pacific, and possibly in the Indian Ocean, where significant increases in catches of skipjack tuna might be sustainable.
Both global andregional patterns of primary energy consumption have remained practically unchanged since the beginning of the decade.
These measures were considered highly timely, as the provisions in effect until then were in various respects out of date,having remained practically unchanged since 1874.
The long-term unemployment rate of 2% in 2008 roseto 13% in 2014, and has remained practically unchanged in 2015(12.9%), evidence of the labour market's difficulty with reinserting the longterm unemployed.
Over the same period, the value of that indicator for female infants was reduced by 1.13 years in Vojvodina,while it remained practically unchanged in central Serbia.
For many decades, the Conference on Disarmament has had an agenda with some six or seven practically unchanged fundamental issues of arms control and disarmament on it, which the Conference is supposed to address or work on as a negotiating body.
The value of this indicator in Vojvodina for female newborns in the same period fell by 1.13 years and remained practically unchanged in central Serbia.
The total number of conditions diagnosed for the first time per 1,000 children remained practically unchanged over the period 1993-1996: 1,142 in 1993, 1,162 in 1996.
As a share of ODA committed to sustainable development, poverty eradication remained at the very low level of 0.38 per cent in 1993,a level practically unchanged from that of 1980.
If the percentages of income accounted for by the different deciles are considered, these differences were maintained practically unchanged throughout the decade, although in absolute terms the figures rose.
The survey showed that, after the adoption of the equality plan, the conditions of ethnic minorities in prisons had improved in some places and worsened in other places, butthe situation had remained practically unchanged in approx. half of all prisons.
Criticism regarding the absence of explicit provisions on fundamental human rights in the Constitution,which had remained practically unchanged since 1874, had prompted the introduction in 1995 of extensive amendments.
Deaths from malignant diseases rank second(17 per cent in central Serbia, 18.2 in Vojvodina),with a slight increase in central Serbia and a practically unchanged percentage in Vojvodina compared to 1990.
In 2004, women accounted for 51 percent of the total population while men accounted for 49%,a condition that remained practically unchanged between 1993 and 2004 Annexes, Table 5.
Unemployment remained virtually unchanged at levels of 20 per cent in 1993 and 1994, despite the economic growth; in 1995, unemployment dropped to 18.2 per cent of the economically active population, but underemployment rose andthe overall rate of under-utilization remained practically unchanged at 53 per cent of the economically active population Central Bank.