Sentence examples for 292 from inspiring English sources
In 1999 there were 292 districts in 26 provinces.
The BBC gave a reading of 292 micrograms.
Depressingly, Canada's record on labour relations was also poor: between 1986 and 1995 the country lost an average of 292 working days per 1,000 employees through strikes every year, compared with an average of 117 days for the OECD and 62 for America.So what comes next?
Members of a college or voluntary association will often gather to achieve some shared goal, such as the 292 engineering students in Pune who skipped together on a single rope, or those Gandhi lookalikes in Kolkata who raised money for poor children.
Under a controversial points system used in mandatory federal sentencing guidelines, this loss translated into a jail term of between 292 and 365 months.In this section Survival of the biggest Pretty in pink Expansive gesture Singin' the Blus Another false dawn?
It can carry 900 people and over 100 vehicles, suggesting overloading was not the problem, as it was in South Korea's last fatal ferry accident in 1993, when 292 people died.In this section Riding the wave Returning with a vengeance Back on track?
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) May 14, 2014 Huge increase of 292,000 foreign workers in past year demonstrates that the Coalition immigration policy has been an abject failure — Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) May 14 , 2014168,000 more EU workers in past year.
Meanwhile, vehicle sales are growing exponentially – the figure just for November 2014 was 1,603,292, up more than 5% on October's total.
Still represents a 292,000 increase in foreign workforce.
Joseph Stiglitz, the group's chairman and one of the laureates, said the 292-page report was a call to abandon "GDP fetishism".
In June 2004 it had 2,292 staff; this June the number had reached 13,786.Its ability to get all these people has been a competitive weapon, since Google can afford to hire talent pre-emptively, making it unavailable to Microsoft and Yahoo!
