Examples of using Reduction in the number in English and their translations into Spanish
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Reduction in the number of helicopters.
A consolidation and reduction in the number of trust funds;
Reduction in the number of components.
He was also seeing a reduction in the number of piglets born.".
A reduction in the number of trunk links.
People also translate
This was related mainly to a reduction in the number of employees.
Reduction in the number of violent crimes against civilians.
However, this has not led to a reduction in the number of femicides.
Cartmill and colleagues136 achieved a reduction in the number of new C.
Reduction in the number and length of outages.
Reduction in the number of civilian casualties in areas of armed conflict.
Reduction in the number of internally displaced persons within Liberia.
Scaling up of malaria control interventions leads to reduction in the number of cases.
Reduction in the number of civilian casualties in areas of armed conflict.
Reduction in the number of unexploded ordnance incidents 2011/12: 21; 2012/13: 6; 2013/14: 3.
Reduction in the number of arbitrary arrests and illegal detentions, as recorded by UNAMID.
Reduction in the number of incidents of and casualties resulting from intercommunity conflict.
Reduction in the number of incidents of and new displacement resulting from intercommunal conflict.
Reduction in the number of civilian casualties and incidents of human rights violations in areas of conflict.
Reduction in the number of civilian casualties resulting from unexploded ordnance accidents 2007/08: 30; 2008/09: 15.
Reduction in the number of military clashes between Government and non-signatory armed movement forces.
Reduction in the number of vehicle accidents per 100 vehicles 2006/07:5 accidents; 2007/08: 4 accidents; 2008/09: 2 accidents.
Ii Reduction in the number of instances in which peace processes, including those managed by special political missions, have lapsed into conflict.
Reduction in the number of casualties among the local population from accidents caused by mines and explosive remnants of war 2008/09: 105; 2009/10: 38; 2010/11: 60.
A reduction in the number of steps involved would further reduce the time-frame for recruitment from 275 days to an estimated 120 days.