| Britain's current aid commitment is 0.31 percent of GNP and aid as a whole from the West has steadily declined over the last decade. |
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| By this, we mean that even low rates of GNP growth can imply very big increases in the absolute level of real GNP over time. |
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| Regarding the impeachment case, Park should listen to the public opinion and voices from GNP members in rebellion. |
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| The average Brit spends longer on the job than any other European in return for no more than an average GNP per capita and middling or low wages. |
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| But after the felling of a sandalwood tree inside the GNP, the authorities have decided not to allow the mahout and the animal into the park. |
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| At the governmental level, we routinely measure unemployment, job growth, our national debt, GNP and our balance of trade. |
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| That would be at least another couple percent of GNP, collected ideally through a steeply graduated consumption tax. |
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| Costs of living differ radically, and where subsistence production accounts for a large part of the food supply, GNP grossly underestimates wealth. |
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| In his quarterly economic outlook for the year, McLaughlin forecast GNP of 6pc, inflation at 2.5pc, unemployment at 4.3pc and an Exchequer balance of E0.4bn. |
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| The contribution of producer goods to the GNP may be determined through the value-added method. |
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| Any increase of the EU budget is financed from this last resource, through an increase of the GNP call rate. |
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| None of his main party rivals can say as much. Mr Sohn's DP has a slight lead over the GNP, according to Realmeter, a polling firm. |
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| For example, an enterprise which caused pollution that other businesses then cleaned up would contribute more to GNP than a non-polluting enterprise. |
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| But for an economy where foreign firms are so dominant, GNP, or the income that goes to residents, is more relevant. |
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| When the presidential Blue House vetoed such a bill last week, the GNP reacted by boycotting parliament. |
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| There is not necessarily a direct link between the percentage of GNP allocated to education and expenditure per pupil relative to GNP per capita. |
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| As you may know, health care costs in the U. S. have more than doubled as a percentage of GNP in the past 25 years. |
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| None of the countries allocates more than three percent of GNP to primary education. |
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| In Europe alone, the criminal economy is equivalent in volume to the GNP of a country like Spain. |
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| The Commission is open to proposals regarding newmethods of checking the quality of GNP data. |
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| Increases in GNP were unaccompanied by infrastructural development. |
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| This affects the social cost expressed in absolute terms or as a percentage of GNP, but does not reduce the value of the concept for decision-making. |
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| In South Asia both debt and GNP grew by about 10 per cent. |
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| In the 1st quarter of 2009, the GNP of Norway surpassed Sweden's for the first time in history, although its population is half the size. |
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| For example, development partners were a long way from meeting the target of devoting between 0.15 per cent and 0.20 per cent of their GNP to official development assistance. |
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| On his first day in the job, he faced the bankruptcy problem at GNP and within four months he found a new owner. |
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| Only to have a higher cumulative GNP than the Americans? |
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| However, the country ranks below the OECD average in terms of GNP per capita. |
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| Instead, the NNW is intended to supplement GNP in measuring national welfare, its regional and temporal development. |
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| In 1991, the United States switched from using GNP to using GDP as its primary measure of production. |
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| All the monetary variables were deflated using a deflater constructed based on the GNP deflator in each year. |
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| It was a reasonable question, to which, humiliatingly, I had no good answer, beyond a mumble that the devaluation had moved us up into a more optimistic zone of our GNP range. |
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| The economy is characterized by a highly productive work force, high GNP and high exports per capita. |
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| A GNP spokeswoman said, ''Now that spring has come, we cannot keep wearing winter coats. |
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| Exposure of these two malignant cell lines to RF alone also produced some cytoxicity, although significantly less cytotoxicity than the GNP RF combination. |
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| Manraj Ack scores from close range as GNP Sports start their fightback. |
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| Without a government-funding mechanism, the GNP will disappear and the hard work fighting for its establishment as a strategy to reduce nursing shortages will be lost. |
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| Various ways in which modern First World countries are often determined include GDP, GNP, literacy rates, life expectancy, and the Human Development Index. |
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