Examples of using Exchequer in English and their translations into Danish
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In spite of some success in increasing the share of domestic borrowing in 1982, the Exchequer deficit is still likely to be funded mainly from foreign sources in 1983.
Let's call the Chancellor of the Exchequer right now.
Abandoned to the exchequer where national legislation makes provision to that effect.
electricity have already cost the exchequer heavily.
Exchequer money by helping to match the supply and demand side of
Non-Community goods which have been abandoned to the Exchequer or seized or confiscated shall be considered to have been entered for the customs warehousing procedure.
Britain's security/industrial complex has been allowed to undermine civil liberty and to tax the exchequer of a fortune.
The Exchequer has collected EUR 3.5 million since March this year.
The Exchequer will receive less tax revenue,
Their abandonment to the Exchequer.
Destruction or abandonment shall not entail any expense for the exchequer.
Some papers from the Exchequer.
pirated goods may be handed over to the exchequer.
Then start with the Exchequer.- Oh.
Very well. Then start with the Exchequer.
Nottingham's exchequer. Our community chest.
The very considerable wealth of these houses would thus be transferred to Your Majesty's exchequer.
Moderately. I can also guarantee a generous stipend from the Exchequer… in keeping with your high status.
After returning to England he was appointed Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer in August 1773 and held this office
He then met the Chancellor of the Exchequer to seek public funds for the construction of a large difference engine.