Examples of using See note in English and their translations into Danish
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to be set against the assets item"Recoverable costs" recorded under"Other fixed assets" see note 5.3 above.
The balance for the year is determined according to the rules set out in the recapitulation of main accounting principles see note 2.8.
are being deducted by the Member States from their payments see Note 1.
for someone to answer your call see note.
reverse repurchase agreements in euro constitute the investment of the ECB's own funds see note 12,“Other liabilities”.
This item consists mainly of balances related to swap and forward transactions in foreign currency that were outstanding on 31 December 2007 see note 21,“Foreign exchange swap and forward transactions”.
adjusted to reflect a zero return on the gold component see note 23,“Net interest income”.
Expenses relate to fees payable on current accounts and in connection with the execution of foreign currency interest rate futures see note 18,“Interest rate futures”.
See note( c) below(--)( see note( c) below)+( see note( d) below)+ see note( d) below.
For further explanation of the Greek data, see note in Table 12 for Greece.
The amount remaining to be refunded to the Member States is contained in the balance sheet as a liability of the Communities see Note 24.
includes factor inputs other than capital and labour see note to Table 3.12.
Including the two loans outsid€ the Community granted in 1973 see note 4.
do not expire(unless requested, please see note 9). For each day that a position is open,
expenditure account(see note 4.9), amounts to 770,9 million ECU.
other postemployment benefits see note 12,“Other liabilities”.
mayor had changed places in the dance(see note here) and the same with merchant and craftsman see note here.
9% in real terms see note 7, page 116.
unless they are injured during the performance of work for the university see note on'Insurance at Aarhus University' at the right.
to be set against the assets item'Recoverable costs' recorded in'Long-term debtors' see Note 18 above.