Examples of using This sum in English and their translations into Danish
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In 2017, there were 295 applicants for the Grand Solutions grant, with a total of 4137 mill. DKK applied for. Only 16% of this sum was granted to the winning projects.
it means we lost a small fraction of this sum, perhaps 1% of the entire budget.
block the payment of this sum of 40.6 million euros.
Let us assume further that the capitalist who employs our worker pays him this sum in return, pays him, therefore, the full value of his labour power.
you must pay me by lending this Sum to him;
At the request of the Cape Verdean authorities, pan of this sum may be used to cover the costs of participation in international meetings
This sum invariably attracts the minimum charge,
This sum covers the purchase price and other expenses related to closing the deal,
And use this sum to join a sociedad laboral och använd denna summa för att gå med i en sociedad laboral.
So he advanced this sum, which was a very large one for him while young, and was after a time repaid.
What is so gratifying is that 60% of this sum is to be used for targeted measures to develop the local fisheries sector in the Comoros, taking special account of small-scale fishing.
I know a guarantee has been given that the removal of this sum from the budget will not affect any of the financial obligations entered into by the Commission within the framework of the CAP,
At the request of the Guinean authorities, part of this sum may be used to cover the costs of participation in international meetings or training courses concerning fisheries
Entitlement to this sum must be linked to evidence that Member States are taking appropriate measures to protect the financial interests of the Community,
we take 3% of this sum- in other words between EUR 1
That is the same as a single, medium-sized, German opera house' s expenditure over the same period, when here in Europe this sum has been earmarked for 29 countries over a period of five years!
Should Madagascar not put forward any candidates, this commitment shall be replaced by a flat-rate sum equivalent to 50% of the seamen's wages, in proportion to the duration of the season; this sum will be used for the training of Malagasy fishermen.
in 2005, to pay off a portion of this sum.
This sum must be allocated as a matter of priority to projects put forward by SMEs
A fairer decision would have been to put no more than half this sum into reserve, as indeed the Board of the Trademark Office had requested,