Examples of using Fmk in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The civic skills and information literacy required in the information society, as well as life-long learning, have been promoted, e.g., by means of the Finland into an Information Society programme, which the Ministry of Education has sponsored in the amount of approximately Fmk 15 million per year in the period 1996-1999. Thanks to this financial support, museums and libraries have been able to digitize their collections, libraries have become networked and virtual libraries have been developed.
special modification like CMK, FMK, which are regarded as great challenges in the field.
Daily allowance Fmk/day.
GDP at 1993 prices Fmk million.
Finland 1992 Fmk 3 billion 4/ 0.62.
Average monthly pension(Fmk) Employment pensions.
In 1998, State subsidies amounted to Fmk 1,050,000 that is, 8 per cent of the expenditure.
In 1998, the minimum benefit was Fmk 60 and it is paid for six days per week.
In the period 1991-1992, Finland supported environmental projects in this area with budgetary contributions amounting to Fmk 114 million.
Finland supported the Interim Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol with approximately Fmk 2 million in 1992.
s average gross earnings were Fmk 13,198, compared to Fmk 10,094 for women.
In 1997 Finland allocated Fmk 2 million through the International Committee of the Red Cross to the West Bank and Gaza.
amounted to a total of FmK 18,885,000.
A total of 3,650,000 markkaa was made available to UNHCR and an NGO during 1993 and Fmk 1 million provided to UNICEF in 1994.
Other humanitarian assistance to the Middle East in 1996 was directed towards supporting human rights and democracy and Fmk 200,000 was allocated to the Mandela Institute.
According to an estimate by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, gross expenditure incurred for the care of small children in 1993 amounted to Fmk 9.3 billion.
In 1994, the Government of Finland contributed 1.6 million markkaa through the United Nations for Burundi and 2.5 million Fmk through UNICEF and Médecins sans frontières for Zaire.
Finland also contributed Fmk 43,000,000 as core resources to the globally operating international humanitarian and relief agencies, part of which contribution may also have been channelled to Afghanistan.
The sickness insurance contribution for pension recipients is 4.90 penni per each markka of taxable income to Fmk 80,000 and 6.80 penni per each markka of taxable income exceeding this amount.
The sickness insurance contribution for the person insured is 1.90 penni per each markka of taxable income to Fmk 80,000 and 3.80 penni per each markka in taxable income exceeding this amount.