Examples of using Monetary terms in English and their translations into Dutch
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When these factors are weighed against the benefits in monetary terms, each dollar spent ending extreme poverty with cash transfers would achieve about $5 worth of social value.
Impacts that cannot be expressed in quantitative or monetary terms should not,
value only in monetary terms.
In monetary terms Italy is the Member State that reports the highest level of fraud
From the totalnumber of cases communicated, it was once again the Social Fund which was mostaffected in 2001(694 cases reported), whilst in monetary terms it was the Regional Fundwhich registered the highest level of fraud/irregularities more than EUR 102 million.
From the total number of cases communicated, it was once again the Social Fund which was most affected in 2001(694 cases reported), whilst in monetary terms it was the Regional Fund which registered the highest level of fraud/irregularities more than €102 million.
Public Health and Consumer Policy are not great in monetary terms, they play a vital role in facilitating the development of the Union' s policies,
The Jarawa have thrived in their forests for more than 55,000 years- they may be poor in monetary terms but their health and quality of life is visibly better than that of the Great Andamanese tribes who have been given the'benefits' of the'mainstream.
This cost can be measured in monetary terms by the monetary compensation an individual would require in order to feel as well
Where possible, benefits have been quantified in monetary terms.
If possible, expressing the effects in monetary terms; 5.
However, the damage cannot be measured in monetary terms alone.
But in monetary terms imports from Europe are worth twice the value.
Possibly so, in monetary terms, but not in terms of the harm caused.
In economic and monetary terms, however, quite a violent storm has blown up in Europe.
costs associa ted with the project and separates those that can be valued in monetary terms.
However, they should be interpreted with caution, since techniques to express environmental impacts in monetary terms still have methodological limitations.
Although it is difficult to estimate accurately and in monetary terms the potential benefits from this change some indications are possible.
Benefits were quantified in monetary terms in order to allow them to be compared with the costs of meeting the considered concentration levels.
The level in monetary terms of the maximum per-minute charges at wholesale and retail level should therefore be specified in this Regulation.