Elle était remontée à 30,5 % au 31 décembre 2005.
It then increased to 30.5 per cent as of 31 December 2005.
- Mlle Villetta était remontée, tu sais. - Ah...
That's why Coach Villetta was so upset.
En 1996-1997, elle était remontée à 27,4 %, chiffre néanmoins plus faible que 25 ans plus tôt.
By 1996-1997, it had increased again to 27.4 per cent, a figure, nevertheless, smaller than 25 years earlier.
- Elle était remontée.
She was pretty upset.
Certes, l’inflation était remontée en décembre à 2,1 %, mais l’inflation sous-jacente, celle qui ne prend pas en compte l’énergie et l’alimentation, demeure à 1,8 %.
Admittedly, inflation had already risen in December to 2.1%, but underlying inflation, which does not include energy and food, remained at 1.8%.
Certes, l’inflation était remontée en décembre à 2,1 % en décembre. Mais l’inflation sous-jacente, celle qui ne prend pas en compte l’énergie et l’alimentation, demeure à 1,8 %.
Admittedly, inflation had already risen in December to 2.1%, but underlying inflation, which does not include energy and food, remained at 1.8%.
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