Total increase

Total increase (decrease)

to project end Revised total Increase

Percentage increase in total enrolment over previous year

Initial increase and subsequent decline in total employment rates.

But the total energy consumption will increase to 22 units.

Percentage increase in total enrolment over previous year Administrative schools Elementary

The Board welcomes the increase in the Fund apos s total contribution of 7 per cent, but considers that the increase of 18 per cent in its total expenditure needs to be monitored.

The overall total of visitor arrivals reached a record 2.6 million, representing an increase of 12.2 per cent over the 2003 total.

The total proposed cost increase under security, safety and emergency amounts to 7.5 million.

Total costs Increase in hourly cost from 890 to 1,200 effective 30 April 1996

The total number of posts will increase in 2006 by 14, from 216 to 230.

The Centers in total held 266 therapeutical groups (compared to 210 in 2003, a 27 increase).

Restatement would have resulted in an increase of 5.0 million in total programme expenditures for 2003.

The total number of asylum seekers in South Western European countries has shown a slight increase.

The table shows a total increase of 145, consisting of 45 international and 100 local staff.

In 1995 a total of 79,655 grants was made in 502 municipalities throughout the country, and the plan for 1996 was to increase this total to 95,033.

The total increase of 1,550,100 towards security costs have been partially offset by reductions in other programmes.

These can reduce total chemical inputs and at the same time help farmers maintain or increase yields.

This structural change, coupled with a sharp increase in private consumption, inevitably impacts on total energy requirements.

This increase in total public debt involved a B 813.7 million increase in the documented domestic debt and a B 28.9 million decrease in the external debt.

This degree of increase is not unprecedented, and the total of 36 posts after the increase is not as large as many other pension funds of this size.

For 2006 2007, total regular resources are projected at 2,014.0 million, a 23 per cent increase, as compared with planned total regular resources of 1,640.2 million for 2004 2005.

In contrast, countries in Europe and Central Asia experienced a 7.8 per cent increase in their total debt stock, as compared with a 20.7 per cent increase in 2003.

The authority predicts that as the remote area reports new data, the total deaths will increase greatly on Sunday.

When a drug user buys illicit drugs he does not increase total spending or aggregate demand in a country.

The total budget for 2006 2007 is proposed to increase by 4.8 million, from 37.5 million to 42.3 million.

The total budget for 2006 2007 is proposed to increase by 5.2 million, from 48.2 million to 53.4 million.

The total budget for 2006 2007 is proposed to increase by 4.3 million, from 40.7 million to 45.0 million.

The total budget for 2006 2007 is proposed to increase by 4.6 million, from 36.5 million to 41.1 million.

The total budget for 2006 2007 is proposed to increase by 5.0 million, from 32.7 million to 37.7 million.

14. Total gain in employment in 1996 (from 1995) was 3,220 persons employed, or a 5 per cent increase.

With the exception of Qatar, this led to an increase in the share of oil exports in total 2004 exports.

The income relating to United Nations Volunteers is projected to increase by 0.1 million, to a total of 4.6 million.

The total number of employees liable to pay social insurance contributions accounted for an increase of only 10.9 per cent.

A total of 60 people have been trained to date, and the aim is to increase this number to 100.

As indicated above, the total resources required for Major Programme B (General Management) are budgeted to increase by 1 per cent.

Total contributions to UNICEF in 2004 amounted to 1,978 million, an increase of 290 million (17 per cent) compared with 2003.

Delegations expressed concern about the deteriorating proportion of regular resources in relation to other resources, despite the increase in total funding.

Budget projections for 2005 point to continued strong total revenue performance, with an increase of 8.4 per cent above 2004 levels.

The Advisory Committee notes the small increase but points out that extrabudgetary estimates for the same object of expenditure total 2,500,000.

The total external debt of developing countries had continued to increase in 2003 by approximately 95 billion, or 4 per cent.

The resulting increases often come on top of an already significant increase due to a higher share of total membership GNI.

It is proposed that the total number of support budget posts in country and regional offices increase from 1,893 to 1,934.

As indicated above, the total resources required for Major Programme B (General Management) are budgeted to increase by 2 per cent.