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(a) Line 2 for 40.2 per cent read 39.6 per cent

(b) Line 3 for (50.5 per cent) read (50.4 per cent)

(a) Line 5 for 2,339 (20.5 per cent) read 2,411 (21.2 per cent)

(c) Line 5 for (1,633, 14.4 per cent) read (1,405, 12.1 per cent)

(a) Line 5 for 2,339 (20.5 per cent) read 2,411 (21.2 per cent)

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For instance, if US 2 a day per capita income is the poverty line, 1 per day can be regarded as the extreme poverty line.

(b) Line 7 for 934 people (8.2 per cent) read 954 people (8.4 per cent)

(b) Line 7 for 934 people (8.2 per cent) read 954 people (8.4 per cent)

(a) Line 1 for 21,818 read 19,842 (b) Line 2 should read accounted for 8,727 (38.8 per cent).

In Yemen, a 1998 survey indicated that 17.6 per cent of its population lived below the food poverty line, whereas 41.8 per cent were below the consumption poverty line.

(a) Line 2 for 5,663 (49.5 per cent) read 5,623 (49.6 per cent) and for 5,770 read 5,714

About half lived below the official poverty line of 2.10 per day, compared to just 22 per cent in 2000.

Twenty per cent of this new route (134 km) follows the Green Line.

The poverty line was set at an annual income of 650 per head.

In addition, 85 per cent of the population remains below the poverty line.

Today 49 per cent of Guineans live below the poverty line, as compared to 40 per cent just 10 years ago.

One, the red line, is the ratio of British to Indian per capita income.

That is a general poverty line in Bosnia and Herzegovina (the minimum nutrition needs, i.e. the extreme poverty line, is KM 760 annually per capita).

UNICEF estimates that about 40 per cent of all children in developing countries live in conditions of extreme poverty, below the international poverty line of 1 per person per day.

Some 44 per cent of the population now live below the poverty line, as opposed to 38 per cent at the end of 1999.

About half of the Palestinian population lived below the official poverty line of 2.10 per day, compared to just 22 per cent in 2000.

In Europe, for example, on line retailing accounts for 2 per cent of total grocery sales, but it is growing by 50 per cent annually.

Approximately 20 per cent of the women who use the telephone hot line are victims of rape.

Developers programmers to build interactive interface to on line directories (6 work months at 5,000 per month)

It was estimated that 23 per cent of households in Palestine fell below the poverty line in 1998, with an additional 14 per cent in deep poverty.

The Committee notes with concern that 10.6 per cent of the Serbian population and 12.2 per cent of the Montenegrin population currently live below the poverty line and that another 25,000 persons in Serbia would fall below the poverty line if it were increased slightly.

About 13 per cent of children live in families which fall within the category of the poorest, and 29 per cent live in families on the poverty line.

Thus, there is no poverty line in Germany and consequently, no calculation of the per capita Gross National Product for the poorest 40 per cent of the population .

(c) Maintenance of an area balance between the line joining the final chosen sites compared to the original delimitation line of 13 April 2002 in the order of 3 per cent

For example, the proportion of the population living below the poverty line was 16.7 per cent in Egypt (1999 2000 survey) and 11.6 per cent in Jordan (1997 survey).

Polls and analyses reveal that over 30 per cent of the Bosnia and Herzegovina population is immediately above such a defined general poverty line (with annual spending of KM 3,297, i.e. in a range that is just 50 per cent higher than the general poverty line amount).

Approximately half of the population, or 1.8 million people, live below the official poverty line of US 2.10 per day.

The living standards of about 19 per cent of the population in Bosnia and Herzegovina are below the general poverty line (approximately 25 per cent in Republika Srpska and 16 per cent in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Living conditions are extremely difficult for the majority of the population, 68 per cent of whom live below the poverty line.

It is provided to individuals (families) whose average per capita income is below the poverty line (40 of the subsistence minimum).

It is also foreseen that about 50 per cent of tourism packages will be purchased directly on line by independent travellers.

But the living standard of about 19.5 per cent of the population in Bosnia and Herzegovina is below the general poverty line (approximately 25 per cent in Republika Srpska and 16 per cent in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Palestinian per capita income has remained some 35 per cent lower than its pre intifada level and, as a result, over half the Palestinian population continue to live below the poverty line.

Currently the system is generating approximately 2,000 scenes per month, a figure that will increase as network receiving stations come on line.

Currently the system is generating approximately 2,000 scenes per month, a figure that will increase as network receiving stations come on line.

Some 3 billion people, about half of the world s population, lived in countries with less than one telephone line per 100 inhabitants.