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

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.

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

Taking into account such poor policies and averaging all macroeconomic models, the EU is more likely to pay around 280 billion per year to avert 10 billion in damage. In other words, the poor design of EU climate policies triples the cost and prevents only three cents of climate damage per dollar spent.

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

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

The cost of damage to commercial and residential buildings worldwide is averaging 314 billion each year, with the private sector bearing as much as 85 of that price tag. At the same time, a new United Nations report shows that annual investments in disaster risk reduction of 6 billion can result in savings of up to 360 billion.

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

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).

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.

Cost

2005 18 UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery

Having been the strongest performing sector in 2002, averaging 3,182 jobs, the construction sector suffered significant losses with the completion of the Hovensa coker unit, which created 2,000 construction jobs.

Cost effectiveness

Similarly today in the West you're seeing the problem of entitlement the cost of social security, the cost of Medicare, the cost of Medicaid.

Now that includes the cost of military and the cost of the fuel both.

Cost benefit analysis.

Cheap meaning sort of the cost of the military, not the cost of medical care.

So you are not talking about low cost, you are talking about ultra low cost.

It causes pollutants being issued, which have an economic cost, health cost and so on.

Article 36 An enterprise shall set up a cost control system, enhance the restriction of cost budget, advance the measures for quality cost control, and carry out cost quota management, popular management and the control over the whole process.

Chapter V Cost Control

This will cost 30.

Is it cost competitive?

Deception can cost billions.

We looked at cost.

Freedom has a cost.

Carrots cost three dollars.

(b) Cost saving measures.

I. Cost saving measures

While the Government's support is minimal and limited to payment of salaries for teachers and various health workers, the team found that most teachers did not receive their salaries, averaging 15 per month, on time.

This substitute cost nine dollars a pound, whereas real heparin, the real ingredient, cost 900 dollars a pound.

Adopted decision 2005 18 of 22 June 2005 on UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery.

That'll cost the company millions.

(b) To achieve cost savings

How much does it cost?

How much would that cost?

Their involvement reduces the cost.

It's not about low cost.

It's about ultra low cost.

The Cost of Dick Cheney

How much will it cost?

That cost him his job.