Significados de gva em inglês

A few dozen homes are broken into every day in the GVA.

Sources familiar with the deal said the terms valued GVA at about 150 million pounds.

They come to this conclusion by gradually stripping away various elements of GVA per capita.

GVA comparisons are also skewed by the number of hours worked in different parts of the country.

This compared with GVA per person in manufacturing of £78,000 a year.

With the GVA, girls and women finally have equality law on their side in the private sphere.

GVA defines a mass shooting as one in which at least four people, excluding the perpetrator, are shot.

In no way should GVA be used as a measure of the distribution of income among regions in Ireland.

It is for countries in the EU with a GVA less that three quarters of the EU average GVA.

And significantly, under the GVA, civil lawyers have financial incentives to represent sexual assault survivors-and to represent them effectively.

Bilfinger GVA, a property consultancy, is representing the NHS hospital trusts and says it has legal backing for their claims.

Property advisers GVA Donal O Buachalla has strengthened its estate agency, professional services and property management team with three new appointments.

The cap for heavy industry users will be 2.5 percent of GVA, the sources told Reuters.

Geneva Bray, Gwen Pepper, and Tony Martinez at GVA-youare dream agents in a town where that's hard to come by.

Mr Diamond is a former director of Ganly Walters and was most recently head of retail with GVA Donal O Buachalla.

In the hands of girls and women, the GVA is a tool that will re-write the story of rape and justice.