Examples of using Amounting in English and their translations into Danish
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Five contracts were concluded for 192 773 kg amounting to$ 2 000 000.
The margin was negatively affected by a change in geographical mix amounting to approx.
body amounting 368 people.
Loans amounting to EUR 1 672 million weresigned for 19 operations in seven countries in2003.
funds amounting to this amount would be placed in a dedicated bank account.
We have activities amounting to EUR 1.3 million over recent years for programmes to protect the environment and tropical forests.
Quadruple the deficit in April 2009, amounting to 20.9 billion euro,
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This programme, amounting to 14 million EUA, was financed mainly from emergency aid,
Countries' annual oil purchases. amounting to 25% of your respective a tribute to our organisation,
With 50.71% of the vote, amounting to 18.6 million votes,
By the end of 2009, the Commission had imposed penalties in 34 cases, amounting to 514 330 euro.
Amounting to a criminal offence on the part of any person. Two, that on the available evidence, the death cannot be attributed to any act or omission.
These projects received aid amounting to 199 million ECU,
Because the infrastructure cost is high, amounting to several tens of thousands of dollars,
Example1: aircraft imports by ltaly(Chapter 88) from Greece amounting to 1 321 OOO ECU.
PokerStars allow players outside US to take advantage of their 50% reload bonus amounting to $200.
Two, that on the available evidence, amounting to a criminal offence on the part of any person. the death cannot be attributed to any act or omission.
The proportion of these contributions that had already been paid in 1986, amounting to 18,8 Mio ECU in all, was transferred to various ECSC reserves.
In total, investments amounting to EUR 3.5 billion are proposed for 2009 and 2010- money that is to be provided from the Member States' budgets.