Sentence examples for unit estimated from inspiring English sources

The previous government's strategy unit estimated that current drugs policy costs £24b – £19b of that in crime, courts and prisons.

In the original we said: The previous government's strategy unit estimated that current drugs policy costs £20m – £15m of that in crime, courts and prisons.

Daniel C. Heintzelman, chief executive of G.E.'s oil and gas unit, estimated in an interview that more than 90 percent of wells around the world either used or would need artificial lift.

Even after a spat of outages in 2008, Matthew Glotzbach of Google's Enterprise unit estimated that Google Apps downtime totaled a mere 10-15 minutes per month.

Exxon also gave Rosneft the option to acquire a 25% stake in the Port Thomson unit, estimated to hold about 30 trillion cubic feet of natural gas on Alaska's North Slope.

The management of 1 tonne of food waste in a composting facility could emit 74 kg CO2-eq./FU CO2-eq./FUAD and incineration options achieve significant benefits for the same functional unit; estimated average reductions in AD and incineration being − 2400 kg CO2-eq.

But the unit estimates that it killed 100 to 200 enemy fighters, and the yield in intelligence was rich.

Around 30% of wine sold off-licence goes for less than 45p a unit, estimates Ian Anderson of Accolade Wines, Britain's largest wine supplier.

Trident, the Met's anti-gang unit, estimates there are around 250 gangs in the capital alone, selling drugs, carrying out muggings and sometimes stabbing each other.

Despite the ban, the Salvadoran health ministry's information, monitoring and evaluation unit estimates that more than 19,000 clandestine abortions took place, a figure widely regarded as unreliably low.

A study in 2011 by King's College London's social care workforce research unit estimates that there are between 150,000 and 220,000 care workers are being paid below the minimum wage.