55. The vacancy rate during the biennium 1996 1997 was much higher than earlier bienniums, averaging approximately 13 per cent.

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53. Settlement leader Yehuda Wolman reported that 1,600 units had been constructed in the period 1989 1996, at a rate averaging 225 units annually.

They do the simple mathematics, averaging, etc., etc.

Based on these trends and assuming a constant labor participation rate China s potential growth rate over the next decade is likely to hover around 6.9 7.6 , averaging 7.27 . This may be much lower than the 9.4 average growth rate in 1988 2013, but it is more than adequate by global standards.

This is apparent in the fact that, over the last 15 years, the real federal funds rate the Fed s benchmark policy rate, adjusted for inflation has been in negative territory more than 60 of the time, averaging 0.6 since May 2001. From 1990 to 2000, by contrast, the real federal funds rate averaged 2.2 .

10A.2 The efforts to implement the programme of work for the biennium 1996 1997 were hampered by a decline in resources and a vacancy rate averaging 13 per cent for Professional posts.

12. Although these recent economic performances give rise to optimism, they conceal weaknesses. The savings ratio averaging 18 per cent of GDP remains far lower than the minimal desirable rate of 25 per cent.

17. The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced so far in the biennium (the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting (the latest rate).

Every draft for military service includes an alternative service contingent averaging 300 persons.

This situation caused an unprecedented increase in the unemployment rate, which in 1989 reached 20.4 per cent in the metropolitan region and 10.7 per cent in the rest of the country, averaging 16.3 per cent for the economically active population nationwide.

Despite the recovery of the economy and an economic growth rate of 3.2 per cent, job growth is non existent, according to the Bureau of Economic Research.46 St. Croix was particularly affected, averaging 11.1 per cent unemployment in March 2004, whereas the unemployment rate in St. Thomas and St. John stood at 7.2 per cent.

Accordingly, the averaging method has been used for these five duty stations in the current recosting.

A simple alternative to the above methods would be averaging emissions over a number of years.

CyberSchoolBus. This United Nations interactive educational Internet site has been averaging over 200,000 hits a week.

An example of the effect of averaging emissions is shown in annex II and III. Annex II

and winds averaging about 40 knots for most of the voyage and up to 70 or 80 knots.

The proportion of women doing supporting work at project offices remains low, averaging 17 and tends to drop.

No one outside the PBOC knows how the market makers will meet these demands. If the PBOC is now simply moving closer to averaging the offer prices that are not subject to its interference, it is moving closer to an entirely market based exchange rate regime.

The Committee had considered the possibility of averaging the data for the two periods and running one machine scale.

The method of averaging, as discussed in TP 1997 2, may be considered as a tool in assessing compliance.

With the policy of openness, the proportion of women working for international organizations is on the rise, averaging over 50 .

Prenatal care 87.5 per cent, averaging 3.1 visits per pregnant woman. Hospital births 84.6 per cent. Caesareans 16.6 per cent.

19. Budgetary assumptions should be modified to adopt an averaging method of estimating exchange rates and location specific vacancy rates.

The annual dose an individual receives is a result of background radiation. It ranges from 1 10 mSv, averaging 2.4 mSv.

For the 2002 2003 biennium, the Department issued 208 contracts resulting in 12,075 work days, averaging 58 work days per contract.

The majority of the retirees are men, averaging 984 (63 per cent), as opposed to 579 (37 per cent) female retirees.

Through sound policies, Rwanda has come a long way from its years of pain and conflict, averaging 6 per cent annual growth.

However, the Board is of the view that the effective use of vehicles averaging low mileage should be reviewed by the Mission.

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The averaging method has been used for Kigali given that the average actual rates from January to December 2005 yield the lowest estimates.

To date, for the 2004 2005 biennium, the Department issued 170 contracts, resulting in 8,203 work days averaging 48 work days per contract.

Successive Governments have maintained reasonably high levels of expenditure on health, averaging about 6 per cent of total government expenditure until the 1970s.

4. Instead of using the latest available exchange rates, budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates should be based on an averaging method.

Infant mortality rate and maternal mortality rate

As a result, unemployment is averaging 10 this decade and has not been below 8 for 20 years. And, while the overall level of unemployment has remained stable albeit at a shockingly high level the unemployment rate among young men (in the 16 24 age group) jumped from 15.3 in 1990 to 21.4 in 2005.

After an increase of 16 per cent in 2003, the number of finance related jobs continued to grow slightly in 2004, averaging 2,395 jobs.

The Marshall Islands had a tiny land size (approximately 180 square kilometres), consisting predominantly of low lying atolls (averaging 2 metres above sea level).

Given all this, the recession will lead to a sharp increase in corporate defaults, which had been very low over the last two years, averaging 0.6 per year, compared to an historic average of 3.8 . During a typical recession, the default rate among corporations may rise to 10 15 , threatening massive losses for those holding risky corporate bonds.

More immediately, inflation across the oil states is soaring today, with CPI inflation in the Middle East averaging more than 6 after years of relative stability. If this inflation is allowed to continue and deepen, it is likely to have effects easily as pernicious as the exchange rate appreciation the region s leaders are striving so hard to avoid.

The target groups of this research were two age groups, averaging 11.5 and 13.5 years old, while the sample comprised a total of 3,200 pupils.

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