"figure" in Spanish

and Mother, figure of the Church; (4) and sharing the blessedness of those

Therefore the biblical figure of the community of Corinth presents the gifts

It was clearly a figure with both human and animal characteristics.

There is no way that figure is going to change dramatically by that time.

For this reason we explicitly propose the figure five.

It gives direct employment to 2.5 million people, and indirectly the figure is much larger than that.

Draw in the usual ways straight lines, free lines, bezier curves and other types of rectangles and geometrical figures.

I could show you figures and curves here demonstrating that for both wind energy and photovoltaics this mathematical formula applies.

What particularly stands out here is that the smaller the size of the company, the worse the figures are.

This is one of the highest figures in Europe and similar to that of Denmark, Belgium, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

This morning I had the opportunity to discuss the Greek figures which were issued a few days ago by the Greek national statistical service.

I can no longer call to mind all the figures, but it is interesting to examine the growth in public deficits and in unemployment.

Just two figures are sufficient to show how rapidly things have changed here - in 1985 there were 159, 000 applications for asylum and in 1992 there were 674, 000.

We must dress the wounds suffered by European industry, amounting to millions of euros (though the movement of the euro may relativise such a figure).

According to the APAV, physical and psychological abuse, threats and sexual assaults have seen a major increase compared with the 2008 figures.

One out of every three to four women has already experienced some sort of physical or sexual abuse; what they have gone through in their minds cannot be measured in figures.

Figures on the calendar are blotted out by the glory of Christ.

Yoghurt with 0% fat is not good for the figure if a good measure of sugar has been added.

she thought she saw a figure in the darkness

she had a perfect figure

she has a good figure

In 2008 the figure was only 30%.

As against the EUR 180 million that the Commission wanted, we have set a figure of EUR 230 million.

We know that estimates of this kind are often lower than the real figures.

This figure is far higher than the number of people killed in traffic accidents.

Today, there are more 22 million uprooted people in the world and that figure is increasing.

This figure punctuates your history, they say: in 1918 Czechoslovakia was created and, in 1348, Prague.

It was clearly a figure with both human and animal characteristics.

This figure is smaller than the civil service of nearly every large European city.

solid figure

There is a wrong figure there, and it may well not be as bad as that figure suggests.

This figure of affected people is a 38% increase since the figure recorded in March 2011.

In the light of our current forecast, it will be well below that figure.

We need greater transparency and clarity so that the figures can be examined more easily.

We have made a projection based on the lowest figure of 3.3 %, and thus arrived at the ECU 16 m.

I calculated a moment ago that the Union's total unemployment figure has fallen by 1 % thanks to Spain's enormous efforts.