Examples of using Outlay in English and their translations into Danish
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In the EU today we continue to see inadequate outlay on scientific research
The outlay, condition of the devices, fault constellation and failure frequency are
to tobacco production and incurred the relevant investment outlay.
The overall budget level for 2009 will have to meet the challenges despite being below Parliament's traditional voluntary limitation to 20% of outlay on administration.
would require too much financial outlay or ruin the figure.
in that it requires a certain financial outlay.
chances to win whatever the outlay.
rather as a means of achieving improved transport for less outlay.
chances to win whatever the outlay.
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a rich man and although in the end his financial outlay which allowed the Principia to be published was reimbursed from the sales,
is set to outlay AU$36.4 million as a co-investment after gaining AU$26.4 million in federal
Investment in healthcare should therefore not be perceived simply as an outlay, but also as an important element of investment in improving the quality of human capital
appropriate financial outlay.
The most obvious of them is the fact a reliable 24 hour call service can be offered to clients without having to suffer a large initial outlay, while the efficiency of a higher grade service means that handling costs can actually be reduced too.
The Community outlay on behalf of those republics took the form in particular of a loan of ECU 1 250 million over a period of three years,
just a small additional outlay buys you a 4-day discovery bus pass, which allows unlimited travel throughout the island.
staff and miscellaneous outlay.
something that will not involve an outlay of more than$ 20….
Even if the investment were made, the outlay would not be justified in the long run,