Significados de halve the number en inglés

Kuwait wants to halve the number of foreign expats working there by 2023.

The Bank of Spain aims to halve the number of cajas by mid-year.

It would also halve the number of parliamentary deputies to 120.

It would halve the number of medical interventions required for our race to sustain itself.

He said the facility would halve the number of trucks and reduce costs for wine makers.

The new national emissions ceilings rules are expected to halve the number of deaths from air pollution.

A pain-relieving drug could help halve the number of women needing epidurals during labour, a study has said.

The New York Times is to halve the number of free articles readers can view on its NYTimes.com site.

He would halve the number of people receiving a grain dole, and settle the rest in colonies outside Rome.

The New York Times Company said yesterday it would halve the number of free articles readers can view on NYTimes.com.

Councillor Paul Eagle said the plan will help halve the number of smokers in the city to less than 5 percent.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has pledged £4m in an attempt to halve the number of stillbirths and infant deaths in England.

Given this backdrop, the previous study suggesting that Lexapro might halve the number of hot flashes generated a lot of buzz.

A blood test can more than halve the number of people admitted to A&E with a suspected heart attack, say doctors.

We've said that we're going to halve the number of children who are on the wait list and we've got the resources.

Dublin City Council proposes to halve the number of large advertising hoardings in the city under new plans to regulate outdoor advertising.