Sentence examples for reunification estimates from inspiring English sources

The younger generation is not willing to bear the extraordinary cost of reunification, estimates of which range wildly between one trillion and three trillion dollars.

Those who had lived in the West before the wall fell rarely grouse much anymore about how much reunification cost — estimates run around $2.7 trillion — although some note occasionally that while the living conditions of East Germans may have been miserable, most went along with Communist rule for four decades.

Child Protection: UNICEF will develop two new child-friendly spaces; train 100 teachers and 50 health staff on response to violence/abuse; and support prevention, identification, documentation, tracing, care and reunification of an estimated 500 separated children.

AMIC, another local NGO involved in family reunification of trafficked children, estimates that approximately 98 per cent of the trafficked children are boys.

But all estimates suggest that reunification by absorption would greatly damage South Korea's rebounding economy and would pose a far heavier financial burden than the one West Germany bore from its union with East Germany in 1990.

Add to that the monumental costs of rehabilitating North Korea, which under the best circumstances would cost at least $1 trillion (the estimated costs of reunification) but which would balloon up to $3 trillion in the aftermath of a devastating war.

Using information from the BRP – such as the year of establishment of the partner, the year they were married or lived together, the age at the time of immigration – the number of family migrants (family reunification and family formation) has been estimated for migrants from EU- and EFTA countries.

Estimates of the cost of reunification range from $50bn£32bnbn) to more than $3tn.

German taxpayers already had to bear the burden of reunification, with the country spending by some estimates $2 trillion to rebuild East Germany.

After removing the US data from the sample, the estimated gap in GDP after the German reunification becomes much smaller and is no longer significant according to the in-space placebo study.

Despite the immense social upheaval it would involve and the astronomical cost – estimates suggest sums of between $50bn£34.7bnbn) to more than $3tn – Hyon insists that reunification is still possible.