I think in absolute terms,

However, over the years these have steadily increased in absolute terms though not in terms of percentage of GDP.

This large disparity displays the unequal distribution of wealth in America in absolute terms.

One is that we have a really hard time thinking in absolute terms.

In absolute terms, Russia is among the leaders in debt cancellation for the poorest countries.

In absolute terms, the number whose needs were not being met was 200,000 women.

Moreover, in absolute terms, the total number of meetings with interpretation requested also decreased.

Sanctions, embargoes, and diplomatic isolation are the absolute minimum in terms of what is required.

The largest recipient countries, as measured in absolute terms, are India, Mexico and The Philippines.

This does not mean that the German made share of exports is falling in absolute terms.

During the past decade, poverty had increased in absolute and in relative terms, both in Africa and in Latin America.

The 92,924,489 Catholics of Mexico constitute in absolute terms the second largest Catholic community in the world, after Brazil's.

Disbursements for United Nations development activities in 1993 were significantly higher than in 1992 but remained small in absolute terms.

Some say that no country loses, in absolute terms, from opening trade otherwise, they would not participate in free trade deals.

America s annual contribution of 30 billion, the world s highest in absolute terms, amounts to less than 0.25 of its GNI.

In 1991, the labour force made up around 45.6 per cent of the total population, or around 4.7 million in absolute terms.

In real, immediate human terms, it comes from fear, from injustice, from a loss of absolute values and from sheer rage.

This income poverty can be considered in absolute or relative terms, depending upon the understanding of the notion of basic needs.

Because of cultural norms and perceptions, women and girls often suffer from low educational attainment, both in absolute and relative terms.

Between 1990 1991 and 2000 2001, virtually all the countries in that region increased their social spending in both absolute and relative terms.

Despite the increasing importance of remittances from Italy, Spain, and the United States, the largest share in absolute terms still originates from France.

Both the Consulting Actuary and the Committee of Actuaries pointed out that the actuarial imbalance, when expressed in dollar terms, should only be considered in relation to the magnitude of the liabilities and not in absolute terms.

I think in absolute terms, last year we earned about 20 odd million dollars, spent about 13 million, with over a 40 percent EBITA.

What is least appreciated of all is how cost effectively these agencies for all their limitations perform overall, in both absolute and comparative terms.

In absolute terms, the outward FDI stock from developing countries increased from 60 billion in 1980 to 129 billion in 1990 and 859 billion in 2003 (table 1).

quot Intercountry adoption is particularly prevalent in France, which comes second after the United States among the countries of adoption in terms of absolute numbers of children.

In particular, Limao finds that Bangladesh, Malawi and Madagascar will undergo the largest losses in absolute terms, while Malawi, Lesotho and Sao Tome and Principe are likely to be the top losers in terms of the ratio of losses to GDP.

Absolute

Absolute

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

And, while this reflects changes in relative importance, European banks business volumes might have increased in absolute terms even in the US, though at a slower pace than elsewhere.

America is not in absolute decline, and, in relative terms, there is a reasonable probability that it will remain more powerful than any other country in the coming decades.

Although our populations in the South Pacific are in absolute terms small, they are in a number of our countries growing at some of the highest rates in the world.

The Committee notes, as discussed in paragraph 41 of the Board apos s report, that when the imbalance is expressed in dollar terms, it should be considered in relation to the magnitude of the liabilities of the Fund rather than in absolute terms.

Indeed, some of the most publicized prison scandals have erupted in the United States, which incarcerates more people in absolute and per capita terms than any other country.

American philosopher Brand Blanshard, for example, conceived the Absolute as a single overarching intelligible system but declined to characterize it in terms of consciousness or experience.

While the University apos s resources had increased in absolute terms, the combination of inflation and an unfavourable international monetary climate had eroded their real value.

The majority of these evaluations took place in Asia and the Pacific, both in absolute terms and in proportion to the number of countries in the region in which UNDP operates.

And the absolute value divided by the absolute value.

Absolute number specifies the type of reference 1 or omitted Absolute, 2 Absolute row, relative column, 3 Relative row absolute column and 4 Relative.

17. Notes that, in absolute terms, the number of meetings provided with interpretation services was 10 per cent higher in the period 2003 2004 than in the period 2002 2003

From the beginning of 1993, Japan will extend 70 billion to 75 billion, 29 making it the world apos s highest donor of ODA in absolute terms.

Already the world apos s top donor of official development assistance in absolute terms, Japan recently established its Fifth Medium Term Target to further expand such assistance.

Absolute position