Examples of using Data released in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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EB-5 Adjudications Data Released.
The data released in November was certainly mixed.
The share of workers ages 55 andover hit 22.2 percent in July, according to data released last week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Data released on Friday show China's economy grew at an annual pace of 6.5%.
The number of international marriages in Korea rose 8.5 percent to 23,773 in 2018 from a year earlier,according to government data released this month.
Data released in mid-November 2013 showed that the number of welfare recipients had grown by 55%.
Asia is ahead of the Europe andthe United States in 4G performance, according to data released last week from users of OpenSignal, an app that maps cellular coverage.
Data released in mid-November 2013 showed that the number of welfare recipients had grown by 55%.
Indeed, price on a chart can oftenreact before traders have even seen data released, or had a chance to read the news and then make an informed decision.
According to data released last week by the ABI, US bankruptcy filings surged by 3 percent in July 2019 from July 2018.
The news highlighted the number of forest fires in Brazil,which rose by more than 80 per cent this year, according to data released this week by the National Institute of Space Science.
Data released on Tuesday showed the US manufacturing sector contracted in September to its weakest level in more than a decade.
Just 10% of politicians inJapan's House of Representatives are female, according to data released earlier this Year, one of the worst gender imbalances in legislatures worldwide.
Data released on Friday suggest that a nascent economic uptick is beginning to wane and that China could slip back into a slowdown.
With a population of around 142,000,Parepare produces around 2.7 tonnes of unmanaged waste per day, according to data released in 2018 by the ministry of environment and forestry.
According to data released by the World Resources Institute, the world lost between 9,000 and 25,000 hectares of mangroves each year between 2001 and 2012.
Data released on Friday suggest that a nascent economic uptick is beginning to wane and that China could slip back into a slowdown.
Data released this month showed that China brought in a total of 27.81 million tons of coal in January, the highest level in four years.
Data released on Wednesday had already shown Japan's exports in December fell 3.8 per cent from a year earlier, the most since October 2016.
The data released on the same day also showed that the index of the leading economy in January fell by 1.3 to 95.9, a decline for five consecutive months.
However, data released this week by the China Electric Council shows that high installations continued into Q3, with 11.3 GW installed in July alone.
Data released last week from the Urban Redevelopment Authority showed private residential prices rose for the first time since the housing curbs were introduced.
But data released last week show that the impact of government spending has yet to kick in, with infrastructure investment sliding to the slowest growth since early 2014.
On the macroeconomic front, data released since Friday has pointed to an uneven recovery in the world's second biggest economy after its slowest year of growth since 1999.
According to data released by the Philippines Statistics Authority, the food and non-alcoholic beverages index alone rose to 9.7% in September 2018, and were what‘primarily brought about the uptrend'.
Data released last week showed that new housing starts, measured by floor space, fell 20% in the first two months of the year compared with a year earlier, while new land purchases by developers fell 32%.
The data released after 55 years old fashion designer Kate Spade and chef Anthony Bourdain, 61 year old committed suicide, showing a broader picture of alarming status in the United States.
Data released in late October showed that the US economy has grown by 3.5 percent annual rate in the third quarter, well above the annual growth rate around 2 percent, which the Fed and many economists consider the underlying trend.
A new poll from Abacus Data released Saturday found 45 per cent of respondents either strongly supported or leaned towards supporting the pipeline, while another 35 per cent either strongly opposed or leaned towards opposing the project.