sentence: It was made available from 2001 onwards , aiming at easy and clear publication of foreign trade statistics .

span: trade statistics

paraphrase: statistics to keep track of trade

label: True


sentence: Basic trade statistics often differ in terms of definition and coverage from the requirements in the national accounts :

paraphrase: business statistics used by traders

label: False


sentence: Huey 's report was tabled in Queensland Parliament on 18 September 1984 by Opposition police spokesman , Mr. Wayne Goss .

span: police spokesman

paraphrase: spokesmthat represents the police


sentence: Police spokesman , Daniel Nilsson , responded to the accusations by saying , " We do n't work like that in Sweden . "

paraphrase: spokesmwho speaks about police issues on behalf of the police


sentence: Montgomery County Police spokesman Captain Paul Starks described the incident as a " systematic check of trunks and rear hitches " of detained vehicles .

paraphrase: spokesmans employed by the police


sentence: 17 people were killed overall , including 11 senior al - Qaeda militants , according to the Baghdad police spokesman .

paraphrase: spokesmans followed by police


sentence: During the first three quarters of 2009 China 's coal consumption increased 9% from 2008 to 2.01   billion metric tons .

span: coal consumption

paraphrase: consumption that uses coal as fuel


sentence: This earned them the nickname of ' Gobblers ' thanks to their high coal consumption rates .

paraphrase: consumption that burns coal


sentence: Analysis in 2016 shows that China 's coal consumption appears to have peaked in 2014 .

paraphrase: consumption that utilizes coal for power


sentence: In 2000 , China accounted for 28% of world coal consumption , other Asia consumed 19% , North America 25% and the EU 14% .

paraphrase: consumption which makes coal


sentence: Coal consumption before the latest modifications was two tons per hour and after the modifications was as low as one half ton per hour .

paraphrase: consumption which produces coal


sentence: This represented an increase in hauling capacity of some 12% while their coal consumption was reduced by some 5% .

paraphrase: consumption which make coal


sentence: The first public hospital in Frankston , the Frankston Community Hospital , was established at 2 Hastings Road in 1941 .

span: community hospital

paraphrase: hospital to help community


sentence: 58% of US community hospitals are non - profit , 21% are government owned , and 21% are for - profit .

paraphrase: hospital that serves community


sentence: Holy Family Virika Hospital is a private , non - profit , community hospital owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Portal .

paraphrase: hospital that works for the community


sentence: Selma Community Hospital is part of Adventist Health , a health care organization headquartered in Roseville , California .

paraphrase: hospital which serves the community


sentence: It is an 84-bed community hospital , offering more than 20 specialized health care services .

paraphrase: hospital that serves particular community


sentence: Wayne Community Hospital in Goldsboro , Mount Olive College , and Saint Andrews College in Laurinburg are typical of his NC campus projects .

paraphrase: hospital based on community


sentence: The Galloway Community Hospital is an NHS Scotland hospital in Stranraer , Galloway , Scotland .

paraphrase: hospital which belongs to community


sentence: The Midlothian Community Hospital opened its doors on Monday , September 13 , 2010 .

paraphrase: the hospital belonging to the community


sentence: The Jerold Phelps Community Hospital is administered by the Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District .

paraphrase: hospital that shows community


sentence: Small cottage and community hospitals provide a range of services at Hornsea and Withernsea .

paraphrase: hospital that deals with community


sentence: The improvement of education must be well - thought so that it corresponds with what the labor market needs .

span: market need

paraphrase: need specified by the market


sentence: Market research provides important information to identify and analyze the market need , market size and competition .

paraphrase: need for something in the market


sentence: The products and services the business supplies to the market need to conform to a channel that fits the customer ’s needs .

paraphrase: need is caused due to market


sentence: It also creates proprietary stand - alone or integrated applications for computers and mobile phones , based on market needs and identified opportunities .

paraphrase: need with the market


sentence: Thus innovative ideas reach those who are able to implement them and scientists obtain a better understanding of what the market needs .

paraphrase: need in the market


sentence: The magazine was issued following a thorough study , which showed the market needed a magazine specialized in both banking and financial sectors .

paraphrase: the degree of need to given market


sentence: The plant is of modular design , enabling it to expand to meet market needs .

paraphrase: need which prevails in the market


sentence: Currently , a new branch of the company called Spafax Interactive has been established to meet the market needs .

paraphrase: need produced among the customers by the market


sentence: Initiatives are joint efforts by multiple members targeted at meeting a common market need .

paraphrase: need that the market shows


sentence: A farmers ' market needs resources such as volunteers , and these resources are affected by market administrative revenue .

paraphrase: need which gives new ideas to market


sentence: In addition , members will often discuss complex accounting estimates and judgments made by management and the implementation of new accounting principles or regulations .

span: accounting principle

paraphrase: principle used in accounting


sentence: A result of making a convenience translation is that the resulting financial information does not comply with all Generally Accepted Accounting Principles .

paraphrase: principle based on accounting


sentence: Financial statements are usually audited by accounting firms , and are prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles ( GAAP ) .

paraphrase: principle that is applied in accounting


sentence: Financial Reporting Releases : Financial Reporting Releases or FRRs are releases designed to communicate the SEC 's positions on accounting principles and auditing practices .

paraphrase: principle practiced in accounting


sentence: Haskins advocated unified and reliable accounting principles , lecturing widely on history and methods .

paraphrase: principle that accounting is founded upon


sentence: It can be derived from various accepted readings of accounting standards , or from generally accepted accounting principles .

paraphrase: principle created in accounting


sentence: Its mission was to develop an overall conceptual framework of US generally accepted accounting principles ( US GAAP ) .

paraphrase: principle that is normally extended to accounting


sentence: The French generally accepted accounting principles chart of accounts layout is used in France , Belgium , Spain and many francophone countries .

paraphrase: principle given to accounting professionals


sentence: In 2014 , the AICPA and the CIMA co - created the Global Management Accounting Principles ( GMAPs ) .

paraphrase: principle done on accounting


paraphrase: principle showing how accounting is done


sentence: A written assessment task supervised by teachers in class will be completed in third year and marked by the State Examinations Commission .

span: assessment task

paraphrase: task which consists of assessment


sentence: interpretive act’ , implying that many different alternative interpretations and grades are possible for one assessment task .

paraphrase: task requiring assessment


sentence: Data - gathering , information compilation , and assessment tasks were organized around these issues .

paraphrase: task done to complete assessment


paraphrase: task to carry out assessment


paraphrase: task that has done for assessment purpose


sentence: After Cape May was added to Atlantic Community College , a Site Assessment Task Force identified 19   potential locations for a permanent campus .

paraphrase: task which appears huge as assessment


paraphrase: task that is assessment in size


sentence: The BfR carries out its own research on topics that are closely related to its assessment tasks in consumer health protection and food safety .

paraphrase: task which is magnificent like assessment


paraphrase: task that is as large as assessment


sentence: A Rich Assessment Task or R.A.T is a closed set of questions that allows for some imagination or communication of ideas by students .

paraphrase: task that is so big it is called assessment


sentence: According to Charles Medalen , " The Hibernia Affair of 1904 was nominally a struggle between Prussian ' state socialism ' and private enterprise .

span: state socialism

paraphrase: socialism instituted by state


sentence: Yet Steiner held that the solution that state socialism gives to this problem only makes it worse .

paraphrase: socialism that affects the state


sentence: Co - ops have nothing to do with top - down state socialism . "

paraphrase: socialism based on state


sentence: Four years later , Stalin initiated his " Second Revolution " with the introduction of state socialism and central planning .

paraphrase: socialism going on in the state


sentence: Proudhon 's followers , the mutualists , opposed Marx 's state socialism , advocating political abstentionism and small property holdings .

paraphrase: socialism effected by the state


paraphrase: socialism belongs to the state


sentence: The National Liberals took this program to be an expression of State Socialism , against which they were dead set .

paraphrase: socialism belongs to state


paraphrase: socialism that serves state


sentence: State socialism was traditionally advocated as a means for achieving public ownership of the means of production through nationalization of industry .

paraphrase: socialism appointed to protection of state


sentence: Mutualists have distinguished mutualism from state socialism and do not advocate state control over the means of production .

paraphrase: socialism which protect state


sentence: For water conservation , low flush toilets , aerated taps and water butts were installed .

span: water butt

paraphrase: butt to hold water


sentence: The freshwater butterflyfish or African butterflyfish , " Pantodon buchholzi " , is the only species in the family Pantodontidae within the order Osteoglossiformes .

paraphrase: butt to catch water


sentence: Sometimes they even will occupy and breed in domestic water containers such as water butts or horse troughs .

paraphrase: butt bought for collection of water


sentence: The British , who occupied " les Saintes " in 1809 , kept " Fort Joséphine " and added water butt to it .

paraphrase: butt which is used to store water


sentence: Freshwater butterflyfish are found in the slightly acidic , standing bodies of water in West Africa .

paraphrase: butt for storing water


sentence: When freshwater butterflyfish spawn , they produce a mass of large floating eggs at the surface .

paraphrase: butts conducted in water


paraphrase: butt taken in water


sentence: The river is also home to the freshwater butterfish and many important macrobenthic invertebrates " .

paraphrase: butt that contains water


paraphrase: butt that involves splashing water on other participants


sentence: These words have similar origins to the English word " butt " , as in " water butt " .

paraphrase: butt made in water


sentence: It is currently the most popular forehand grip among ATP and WTA pros , with many top players employing this grip on their forehand .

span: top player

paraphrase: player ranked as the top best


sentence: Tipsarević , Serbia 's top player in the absence of world no . 1 Novak Djokovic , saved three match points before securing victory .

paraphrase: player that plays the game on the top


sentence: He is also a good master in chess , being a nationwide top player and champion .

paraphrase: player who comes in top


sentence: She received the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award presented for the nation 's top player under 5'8 " in 2001 .

paraphrase: player considered the top best


sentence: Larkin is considered one of the top players of his era , winning nine Silver Slugger awards and three Gold Glove awards .

paraphrase: player who won't be easily dislodged from the top


sentence: Ranked 102nd in the world , she qualified by being the top player on the African continent .

paraphrase: player has top secrets


sentence: It has also been used by top players such as Gata Kamsky and Soviet GM Lev Psakhis .

paraphrase: player who is in top position


sentence: In addition , the top player in the NBL Canada Finals wins Finals Most Valuable Player .

paraphrase: player having top authority


sentence: Quickly becoming a first - line centre and a top player on the team , he was named both the Elitserien

paraphrase: player who is in top level


sentence: At the 1992 Nike Camp , he and Rasheed Wallace were considered to be the top players at the camp .

paraphrase: player placed in top position


sentence: In the IEEE binary interchange formats the leading 1 bit of a normalized significand is not actually stored in the computer datum .

span: computer datum

paraphrase: datum accessed on the computer


paraphrase: datum that is saved on computer


paraphrase: datum which cbe found in computer


paraphrase: datum which is produced by computer


paraphrase: datum engendered by computer


paraphrase: datum that defines the computer


paraphrase: datum used by computer


paraphrase: datum for storing computer data


paraphrase: datum that produces computers


paraphrase: datum that is part of computers


sentence: Kuchlak is well known for summer fruits such as apples and peaches ; however , soil aridity is a problem .

span: summer fruit

paraphrase: fruit found in the summer


sentence: In the United States , strawberry shortcake parties were held as celebrations of the summer fruit harvest .

paraphrase: fruit that is ripe in the summer.


sentence: Adoxophyes orana , the summer fruit tortrix , is a moth of the family Tortricidae .

paraphrase: fruit that is picked in the summer


sentence: " M.   yunnanensis " has value to local wildlife ; its summer fruits are consumed by birds , bats , and possibly elephants .

paraphrase: there are many fruits that yield during summer


sentence: Restaurateur Fenton shocked the judges with his signature dish , the great Aussie pavlova with boozy summer fruits .

paraphrase: fruit associated with summer


paraphrase: fruit during the summer


paraphrase: fruit that takes place during the summer


sentence: Strawberry Fields is a 2011 light psycho - drama film set in the Kent countryside of England during the summer fruit picking season .

paraphrase: fruit that is set for summer


paraphrase: fruit that is comfortable in the summer


paraphrase: fruit conducted in summer


sentence: Johnson inherited a growing state debt from the Bigler administration , and planned to reduce government expenditures to cut the debt .

span: government expenditure

paraphrase: expenditure met by government


sentence: While taxation reduces the economic well - being of individuals , government expenditures raise their economic well - being .

paraphrase: expenditure that comes from the government


sentence: In his five years in opposition , he consistently insisted on tax reform and warned for excessive government expenditure .

paraphrase: expenditure coming from the government


sentence: The Chinese government says that it exempts Tibet from all taxation and provides 90% of Tibet 's government expenditure .

paraphrase: expenditure carried out by the government


sentence: This led to an overall decrease in government expenditures that disproportionately affected those citizens who did not reside in an HOA .

paraphrase: expenditures approved by government


sentence: Bjelke - Petersen was angered by a Liberal Party bid to establish a public accounts committee to examine government expenditure .

paraphrase: expenditure made by the government


sentence: Hyperinflation is ended by drastic remedies , such as imposing the shock therapy of slashing government expenditures or altering the currency basis .

paraphrase: expenditure that government has


sentence: In preparation for the looming war many committees were set up to review excess government expenditure and divert money to defense needs .

paraphrase: expenditure appointed by the government


sentence: In 2006 , Bolsa Familia is estimated to cost about 0.5% of Brazilian GDP and about 2.5% of total government expenditure .

paraphrase: expenditure performed by the government


sentence: Blake applauds Malthus ' idea of government expenditure in order to stimulate the economy .

paraphrase: expenditure lies on government


sentence: Barraqué was involved in a car accident in 1964 , and his apartment was destroyed by fire in November 1968 .

span: car accident

paraphrase: accident that is happened to car


sentence: He died near Radoviš in car accident , as the Commander of the 48th Macedonian Division , on June 29 , 1945 .

paraphrase: accident brought about by the car


sentence: Quinn 's car accident has left her in a wheelchair , suffering from a severely compressed spine .

paraphrase: accident where car crashes


sentence: They suffer a car accident that renders their car hopelessly stuck in a ravine , stranding them in the desert .

paraphrase: accident while driving car


sentence: However , before this story could be written , Delgado was killed in a car accident in Turkey .

paraphrase: accident that occurred to car


sentence: Tureaud states that he tried to warn the victim , but it was too late and the man died in a car accident .

paraphrase: machined accident installed on car


sentence: On 24 April 2016 , NoLay was involved in a car accident abroad which left her in a critical condition .

paraphrase: accident attached to car


sentence: At 7:27pm , a local woman reported a car accident on a sharp corner of Route 112 adjacent to her home .

paraphrase: accident kept in the car


sentence: Max takes his final shot at Rosemary by pretending to be injured in a car accident , soliciting her affection .

paraphrase: accident used in cars


sentence: Ted supports Audrey following her car accident and breakup with Bill Webster ( Peter Armitage ) in 2008 .

paraphrase: accident meant for car


sentence: Mario Kindelan 's amateur record was 358 - 22 , having not lost since 1999 till his retirement in 2004 .

span: amateur record

paraphrase: record that amateur has reached


sentence: Known as " Kid Ultimate " , Vaden had a highly accomplished amateur career , compiling an outstanding amateur record of 327–10 .

paraphrase: record about amateur


sentence: Three years later , after a 73 - 6 - 8 amateur record , he became a professional .

paraphrase: record for amateur


sentence: Mercer won the 1988 United States amateur heavyweight championship while serving in the U.S. Army and compiled an Amateur record of 64 - 6 .

paraphrase: record time held by amateur


sentence: Uchiyama compiled an amateur record of 91 - 22 ( 59 KOs ) , including his accomplishments of winning four lightweight titles .

paraphrase: the record held by amateur


sentence: His final amateur record was 81 - 3 - 6 ( 48 KO ) .

paraphrase: record maintained for amateur


sentence: Baesman began training in mixed martial arts in 2004 and held an undefeated amateur record of 3 - 0 before turning professional .

paraphrase: record found in amateur


sentence: Shiro followed in his father 's footsteps and accrued a 58 - 16 amateur record between 2007 and 2014 .

paraphrase: record maintained to keep amateur rate


sentence: He started to fall off his pace as he finished the race , but he nevertheless set a new amateur record of 4:17 .

paraphrase: record that shows details of amateur


sentence: Soukhamthath compiled an amateur record of 1 - 2 before making his professional debut in 2011 .

paraphrase: record produced by amateur


sentence: That business produced its first car tyre in 1900 , considerably after Michelin , and began to diversify into aircraft tyres and golf balls .

span: car tyre

paraphrase: tyre designed for car


sentence: At least there are the ato goma , objects shaped from woven rubber stripes of car tyres .

paraphrase: tyre used on car


sentence: Truck and car tyre plant began to roll out tyres on September 30 , 1976 .

paraphrase: tyre used in car


sentence: One night , a swarm of giant rats kill Mr. Skinner after his car tyre punctured in the forest .

paraphrase: tyre on which car runs


sentence: Car tyre production began in 1932 by Suomen Gummitehdas Oy ( Finnish Rubber Works Ltd ) .

paraphrase: tyres used on cars


sentence: Vredestein products include car tyres , tyres for agricultural and industrial applications , and bicycle tyres .

paraphrase: tyre in which car is involved


sentence: Nowadays however the soles are made in the style of a car tyre but from a purpose made mould .

paraphrase: tyre installed in car


sentence: He set up a business in South Africa by where he manufactured car tyres .

paraphrase: tyres caused by cars


sentence: A significant number of the car tyres are designed by the Italian design house Giugiaro Design .

paraphrase: tyre that is from the car


sentence: Two months later , Fred was imprisoned for the theft of car tyres and a vehicle tax disc .

paraphrase: tyre attached to car


sentence: When the king 's son tried it on women , a bird sang that it was not that one but the kitchen maid .

span: kitchen maid

paraphrase: maid who cooks in the kitchen


sentence: The family had a butler , cook , footman , two housemaids , a kitchen maid and a lady 's maid .

paraphrase: maid who helps in the kitchen


sentence: In the third series , she grows to like Alfred but resents Ivy , the new kitchen maid , who steals Alfred 's attention .

paraphrase: maid who takes care of the tasks in the kitchen


sentence: In the hierarchy of a great house , the kitchen maid ranked below a cook and above a scullery maid .

paraphrase: maid specializing in kitchen affairs


sentence: She was joined on the show by Alison Arnison , who took on the duties of Mott 's kitchen maid .

paraphrase: maid is in the kitchen


sentence: Munro was born in Inveraray , the illegitimate son of Ann Munro , a kitchen maid .

paraphrase: maid used to enter the kitchen


sentence: It tells the story of two wealthy young men who fall in love with a kitchen maid in Toledo .

paraphrase: maid that covers the kitchen


paraphrase: maid that separates kitchen


sentence: A Kitchen Maid , sometimes Kitchen Maid Pulley Airer , is a ceiling mounted clothes and laundry airer

paraphrase: maid going into kitchen


sentence: He collected hundreds of photographs of women who worked at collieries , kitchen maids , milkmaids , charwomen , acrobats and so on .

paraphrase: maid providing entry into the kitchen


sentence: The staff proposed that " in circumstances where a ( Sovereign ) member has lost market access and debt is considered sustainable ...

span: market access

paraphrase: access granted to market


sentence: In 1995 , Powell started thatlook.com , the first company organized to provide mass - market access to cosmetic surgery procedures .

paraphrase: the degree of access to given market


sentence: Agricultural exporters are generally members of the Cairns Group , a coalition of 19 countries that lobby for more market access .

paraphrase: access that opens to the market


sentence: Aftermarket accessories from other manufacturers like target pistol grips that will fit the LP 10 are also available .

paraphrase: access describes market controls


sentence: These ULL feeds powered their trading technology applications providing DMA ( Direct Market Access ) coverage across the globe .

paraphrase: access for going to the market


sentence: Checkoff funds are invested in the areas of animal utilization , human utilization , industrial utilization , industry relations , market access and supply .

paraphrase: access arising in the market


sentence: Other problems faced by the state includes shortage of electricity , capital , telecommunication and export market access .

paraphrase: access that the market shows


sentence: For foreign train - makers , technology transfer is an important part of gaining market access in China .

paraphrase: access due to the market


sentence: Market access for publicly funded health , social services and education , water services , film or TV will not be taken .

paraphrase: access that is always in the market


sentence: The 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon featured 802 vehicles , 452 exhibitors , and 3,608 booths that offered aftermarket accessories for purchase .

paraphrase: access which prevails in the market