Sentence examples for regional output from inspiring English sources

A May 2012 International Monetary Fund regional economic outlook report for sub-Saharan Africa refers to "solid trend growth" in the region, noting that regional output rose by 5% in 2011, with a further increase expected by 2012.

Tourism, based on natural resources of sun and sea, has disfigured much of the region's coast, but it also supplies 12% of regional output.

Its budget deficit reached 3.9 percent of its regional output last year, compared with a target of 2.4 percent.

Hall said the BBC aimed to double its global online audience to 500 million users a week by 2022 by producing more regional output to "get closer to audiences in different parts of the world".

It did not envision the free movement of labor, though that would have had a far larger effect on regional output than the free movement of capital, on which it focused.

Before the consolidation of ITV franchises that culminated in the final merger of Carlton and Granada to form ITV plc in 2004, the network's regional output was produced under the banner of a host of locally well known brands such as HTV, Anglia and Tyne Tees.

This study assumes public service is (produced and) provided in a region where the (head) office is currently located.12 As a result, regional outputs of public administration for 2013 have increased by 4.5, 4.3, 3.5, and 7.8 % in "North," "Middle," "Aizu," and "Iwaki" (no change in "South,") and decreased by 37.9 % in "Soso".

Preliminary estimates for 2001 point to a further reduction in regional agricultural output growth to about 1 percent, with crop production contracting by almost 1 percent while livestock output is expected to expand by just under 4 percent.

One measure of regional economic output, gross value added (GVA), shows that per person, London's total output is 2.3 times that of the North East, two times the North West, and 2.1 times that of Yorkshire and the Humber.

Ofcom is currently consulting on whether to allow ITV to cut its regional news output and is due to report in the new year.

Shares started higher on Thursday, helped by reports on weekly unemployment claims, economic growth and regional manufacturing output that exceeded expectations.